How to Decipher and Study Old Documents by E E Thoyts,1893, quirte
foxed , otherwise a good solid copy. 143 pages.
Really unusual scarce victorian manual on the study and interpretation
of old documents,packed with useful information (see scan for
contents).

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=220238482316&ssPageName...

HI Phyllis:

Wondering if you'd gleaned my posts re Cleveland
disease maybe?

I'd just emailed Cleveland Clinic in Tennessee re
Cleveland disease during Civil War times.

And have found the "hospital" located near Tyner's
Station near Cleveland, Tennessee.

Hope your medical procedures in Toledo ends in success
- grin.

--Manaia

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--- Phyllis Nilsson
buckeye-express.com> wrote:

test

Have been doing a lot of lurking lately, but haven't had much time to post.

It seems my husband may be going to Cleveland Clinic for surgery. Even
though I live in Toledo, I've never been to Cleveland and I am not looking
forward to this adventure.

He has had recent testing here, but I'm wondering if they are going to what
to repeat them (which will add to his already stressful situation). We
don't know for sure if the surgery will be possible, so I don't know how
long we will be there . . . one day for tests or weeks for surgery and
recovery. One of my concerns is finding a safe place to stay (I've been
told the clinic is not in the best of neighborhoods) for however long the
duration.

I hope someone can alleviate some of my apprehension by telling me what they
experienced. Can you tell I am really, really uncomfortable about all this?

"Lorna May" telus.net> wrote in message
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"Lorna May" telus.net> wrote in message
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"Lorna May" telus.net> wrote in
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You don't. Welcome to the internet.

"D. Stussy" bde-arc.ampr.org> wrote in message
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Lorna May wrote:

this is usenet

which list are you talking about?

Hugh W

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