- ''
Salubrity Hall,'' an 11,000 sq. ft. mansion,
built in 1928, in the
style of an
English Tudor country house. The name was
taken from ''Mont
Salubrity,''...
-
published "On the
Effects of the
Antiseptic System of
Treatment upon the
Salubrity of a
Surgical Hospital". The
first experimentalist surgeon to question...
- the
niches flanking Oce****,
Abundance spills water from her urn and
Salubrity holds a cup from
which a
snake drinks. Above, bas
reliefs illustrate the...
- 1870). "On the
Effects of the
Antiseptic System of
Treatment Upon the
Salubrity of a
Surgical Hospital" (PDF). The Lancet. 95 (2418): 4–6. doi:10...
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private or
legal do****ents that
contain a
reference to
Salubrity Spring. The
first reference to
Salubrity comes from the name of a farm
purchased by the Rev...
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symbolize transportation, labor, commerce, finance, populousness, and
salubrity (health).
Original to the 1917 flag: This star
symbolizes the World's...
- cellblocks. The site was
chosen for "combining the
advantages of
perfect salubrity,
ready access to the water, and
abundant quantities of fine limestone...
- the regiment,
along with the
Third Infantry, was
transferred to Camp
Salubrity near Natchitoches, Louisiana, as part of the Army of
Observation under...
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deemed to be a
legitimate project to be
undertaken by a Company. The
salubrity and
beauty of the
North of
Devon have long been
known and appreciated...
-
Parthian kings are
accustomed to
spend the
winter there because of the
salubrity of the air, but they
summer at
Ecbatana and in
Hyrcania because of the...
