Preventive Health Services for Medicare Beneficiaries: Policy and Research Issues

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 edition. Excerpt: ...1 fresliened a little a few moments after the maximum phase 1 until it became a light breeze at lIl 50 p. m. No gusts, but a breeze gradually increasing and remaining constant afterwards. The reading of the boussole (with the surface towards the wind) before and alter totality was 112 and 1150. At half past one the breeze shifted by North to 518. At 1h 45' p. m. it shifted back for a few degrees. No. 7 Djambl: Sumatra, Palembang-residency. Observer: Dr. J. C. Nenn, army surgeon 2ud cl. Temperature: Thermometer placed under an atap shed. Weather and Wind: At 9 a. m. niorningniist dispersed. Few clouds, moderate S and SW winds, upperwind NE. At 10 6' . m. many clouds, wind gradually abates. Perfect calm. At 10h 50' a. m. a Small gust from the SSE. During totality calm. N0. 8 llnara Tambesle; Sumatra, Palembang-residency. Observer: Lieutenant 1SL class J. H. ' LEENT, commanding government steamer Tamiang. Temperature: Thermometer placed under an atap shed. Weather and : Sky with light clouds. During totality a slight breeze blowing; i 20mi after first contact a breeze with a force of 2_5 from the SE to S. No. 9 Road of Dabok: Isle ofSing/ccp, Riouw-residency. Observer: Flamingo. Weather: At 10h 55' a. m. a Squall approached from i the West. From 1lh a. m. thick clouds and some rain. During totality sky completely clouded. No. l0 Blinju: Bang/ra, near the seashore. Leader: B. J. Bocas, mining-engineer 1st cl. Wind: Very sensible vane. Anemometer; diameter 19'/, 1 cm, number of cups 52. No. 11 Tandjong Panden: Westcoast of . Observer: ll. BsuNiNoEN ...