Renshaw Takes Charge At Tawnover Hospital
In the wake of Campbell’s stroke and a tense domestic routine, Dr. Stanley places Renshaw in charge at Tawnover. He learns Madame Hooesler guards a royal memoir manuscript amid suspicious visitors while Morris stays on as caretaker. The mystery deepens as the nurse reports twice daily.
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Renshaw
Stanley
Jenks
James
Morris
Campbell
Stenshaw
Miss Campbell
Hooesler
Madame
Madame Hooesler
Wanda
Annie
Jane Dawkins
England
Violet
America
Tawnaver
Madame Hroesler
Lfe
Arl
Renshawig
New York
Sainley
Europe
Verly Campbell
Verly
Madame Flooesier
Trust Company
France
Switzerland
Mr. Campbell
Madame Hvoeslef
Beb
Origin and evolution of the Royal Society in London
The Royal Society formed from two small groups of friends meeting in London and Oxford. It became a definite society in 1660, received a charter in 1662, and was incorporated by Charles II. Early meetings were at Gresham College and Crane Court, later at Somerset House and Burlington House.
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The
Royal Society
London
Oxford
Gresham College
Crane Court
Somerset House
Bunlington House
London Mall
Rural Highway Mileage and Expenditures Reported
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 12 044 204 miles of rural public roads in 1922 with 387 760 miles surfaced. Since 1921 surfaced mileage grows 30 000 to 40 000 miles annually. Bulletin 1278 details highway types by state, funding sources, vehicle registrations, and expenditures, and is available while supply lasts.
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United States Department’ A A of Agriculture
United States
Bulett
Sant Clry
Ocean
Bureau of Public Roads
Department Bulletin
Improved Roads Sign of Progress in Community
An editorial argues that road quality reflects progress but expands the idea to roads to health wealth success and happiness. It contrasts paved avenues with life choices showing how diligence ambition and service lead to fulfillment while idleness and self indulgence end in despair.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
California highway funds seen at sixty to seventy million
Figures from Sacramento show California will have about 68 million dollars for road work in the next two years without tax increases. Of this, 45 million comes from motor vehicle taxes, 8 million from operating contracts, 12 million for county and district construction, 2 million for forest service, and 1 million for national park highways. A general fund surplus of around 22 million could also be diverted to highways.
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California
Sacramento
Forest Service
Prophet of the tides gifted to Bidston observatory
Liverpool steamship owners present an instrument described as the prophet of the tides to Bidston observatory at Birkenhead. The device can predict global ocean tides many years ahead and recount tides from the past five centuries.
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Liverpool
Bidston Observatory
Birkenhead
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By Elizabeth Jordan
the Century Co
WIU Service
Organization of Scientists
NEW Bulletin ON
Wrigleys
Uskide Soles
United States Rubber Company
United States Biological Survey
Science Service
Hancock
Hancoce Liquid Suphur
Baltimore
Maryland
Bee
Beecham
Beech- Mma
W. YC. Staub
Bethlehem
B. RB. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York Bay
Pitts
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