Illustrated circular of "The Oakland. (1882) (14578768498)

Identifier: 39002086471969.med.yale.edu
Title: Illustrated circular of "The Oakland."
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: St. Clair Mineral Spring Co C. E
Subjects: Health resorts Mineral waters
Publisher: St. Clair, Mich.
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library



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affords so precious an example, the thoroughness ofher study and the ren/ness (in the sense of not seeming) of her culture, ratherthan her high attainments in science merely, were, I think, the suggestions thatgave name to the school, and it is in this way that the name is significant of theplan of the school, or what it attempts to do. An outlined plan of the school was placed before President Angell and someof the leading professors of the University of Michigan in September, 1879.No name had then been decided upon. Dr. Angells suggestion that the nameof Mary Somerville would be an especially suitable one for a school whose aimwas announced as symmetrical development, was regarded as a most happythought and was adopted.—Correspondence Detroit Post and Tribune. For any additional information that may be desiredconcerning the School, as well as lor Catalogue, thereader is requested to address by letter SOMERVILLE SCHOOL, St. Clair, Michigan. YALE MEDICAL LIBRARYVERA SCHWEITZER FUWD
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IlicC.ilvnl I.ilh Cii III I Only I j hours from Detroit to St. Clair via Grand Trunk Railway, twice daily. $S5r» Only 3) hours from Detroit to St. Clair via Star Line Steamers, twice daily. This page has been intentionally left blank Date Due Demco 293-5 Accession no. ?3893 Author3aint Clairmineral spring:Illus.circular. Call no. RA807 M5Sa2882S