Arthritis: The Rowland remedy

Rowland, John

Distributed in the U.S. by Sterling Pub., Co

Psoriasis: The Rowland Remedy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Sterling Pub. Co., Inc.

Lone adventurer: the story of Sir Francis Chichester

Children's Books

Lutterworth P.

Slipping the Lines

Turner-Warwick

The story of Conigre: A short history of the Conigre Unitarian Church, Trowbridge

Committee of the [Conigre Unitarian] Church

Murder In The Museum

Literature & Fiction

Ulverscroft Special Collection

Mystery crime fiction written in the Golden Age of Murder
"Rowland shows how a journalist might see what a cop doesn't see, and vice versa, in intriguing ways, as the murder spans out into a black-market petrol conspiracy worthy of Foyle's War." ―Booklist STARRED review
In the peaceful seaside town of Broadgate, an impossible crime occurs. The operator of the cliff railway locks the empty carriage one evening; when he returns to work next morning, a dead body is locked inside―a man who has been stabbed in the back.
Jimmy London, a newspaper reporter, is first on the scene. He is quick on the trail for clues―and agrees to pool his knowledge with Inspector Shelley of Scotland Yard, who is holidaying in the area. Mistrustful of the plodding local policeman, Inspector Beech, the two men launch their own investigation into the most baffling locked-room mystery―a case that could reignite Jimmy's flagging career, but one that exposes him to great danger.

Calamity in Kent (British Library Crime Classics)

United States

Poisoned Pen Press

Mystery crime fiction written in the Golden Age of Murder
When Professor Julius Arnell breathes his last in the hushed atmosphere of the British Museum Reading Room, it looks like death from natural causes. Who, after all, would have cause to murder a retired academic whose life was devoted to Elizabethan literature? Inspector Shelley's suspicions are aroused when he finds a packet of poisoned sugared almonds in the dead man's pocket; and a motive becomes clearer when he discovers Arnell's connection to a Texan oil millionaire.
Soon another man plunges hundreds of feet into a reservoir on a Yorkshire moor. What can be the connection between two deaths so different, and so widely separated? The mild-mannered museum visitor Henry Fairhurst adds his detective talents to Inspector Shelley's own, and together they set about solving one of the most baffling cases Shelley has ever encountered.

Murder in the Museum (British Library Crime Classics)

Jonas Salk became a hero after he developed the first vaccine to fight the polio virus.The summer of 1952 was the worst polio epidemic ever-nearly 58,000 cases were reported, and more than 3,000 children died. So when Dr. Salk was ready to test his vaccine in 1954, parents eagerly volunteered their children for the study. Salk tested the vaccine on more than 1.8 million children. More than a year later, he shared his good news. On April 12, 1955, Dr. Salk declared: "The vaccine works!"Originally published in 1960 in author John Rowland's larger "The Polio Man: The Story of Dr. Jonas Salk," this Kindle edition describes, in simple language for young and old, how Dr. Salk developed a vaccine made from a dead polio virus that had been killed with formaldehyde; when injected, the vaccine fooled the body into producing protective antibodies that would fight a real polio invasion.

How Jonas Salk Found a Cure for Polio

Medical Books

Medicine

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In this luxurious and aspirational home design book, the founders of renowned Colorado firm Rowland+Broughton share a selection of their extraordinary residential projects, with Aspen and the Rocky Mountains as the dazzling backdrop. Rowland+Broughton&nbsp;is known for shaping the town of Aspen with their visionary work in urban design and historic preservation. Here, founders John Rowland and Sarah Broughton showcase ten spectacular residences in Aspen and the Rocky Mountains created by their innovative and talented firm. With beautiful photography throughout, Designing Aspen includes a range of houses, from Mountain Retreat, a modern lodge-style home located at the base of Aspen Highlands, to Meadow House, positioned at the edge of a meadow amid an existing forest of spruce and evergreens, and from Art Barn, a residence with the specific purpose of displaying art, to Bagua, a Zen mountain retreat. Also featured are essays about Aspen and its history and relevance; the importance of historic preservation; client relationships; and the philosophy of the firm; and a foreword by Tom Kundig.&nbsp;&nbsp; Perfect for lovers of home design and architecture, anyone who aspires to build or decorate a house in the mountains,&nbsp;and visitors and residents of Aspen enthralled by its charms, this makes a beautiful coffee table book and a captivating volume of residential design expertise and inspiration.

Designing Aspen: The Houses of Rowland+Broughton

Arts & Photography

Broughton, Sarah

Architecture

Princeton Architectural Press

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