Travel : the magazine that roams the globe.

Mode of access: Internet.

Mystery of Edwin Drood; Master Humphrey's clock, and Sketches by "Boz."

The mystery of Edwin Drood.--Master Humphrey's clock, and other pieces.--Sketches by Boz.--Holiday romance.--George Silverman's explanation.

The mystery of Edwin Drood, and other stories.

On cover: Standard edition.

Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm /

The Betty Thompson Memorial Collection.

A model village of homes, and other papers.

CONTENTS. - A model village of homes. - An English half-holiday. - Stage-coaching in England. - Coffee-houses in Great-Britain. - The Sunday-school centenary, London. - A fete of the French republic. - A visit to the World's Columbian exposition, Chicago. - The Great Lakes and the Mediterranean. - Spanish rule, and its end, in Cuba. - A college vacation at the front. - How fine papers are manufactured. - Entertainments for the people. - The flags of all nations.

Elizabethan drama : in two volumes ; with introductions and notes.

Series title on spine: Harvard classics : the five foot shelf of books.

Transatlantic sketches /

First published in 1875.

Basic laboratory techniques in cell culture /

"January 1981."

Christmas Eve, 1906

John Harvey Kellogg family holiday portrait

Doc" Holliday and Ty Tyson broadcasting from Ferry Fiel

(Holliday on left, Tyson on right]

WWJ broadcasters Bill "Doc" Holliday and Ty Tyson

(Holliday on left, Tyson on right]

UM Men's Swimming Team, 1943

Top Row: Patrick C. Hayes, John F. McCarthy, Charles Fries, Merton W. Church, Jr., Harry Holiday, Jr., John Aigler, Ace R. Cory, Bill Wells.

Second Row: Louis. P. Kivi, Robert G. West, John R. Patten, head coach Matt Mann, James W. Skinner, Walter V. Stewart, Irving M. Einbinder.

Front Row: Gilbert Evans, Alexander Canja, Louis W. Haughey.

The blue-nosed witch /

"Blanche, a real witch, though a young one had a nose that glowed a marvelous blue in the dark. One Halloween, cruising on her broom with black cat, Brockett, she found a band of children and joined them on their trick-or-treat forage."

Monarch butterfly;

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A book of American prose humor : being a collection of humorous and witty tales, sketches, etc. /

"Edited by Melville E. Stone Jr. "--Kramer, p. 354.