Small hotels, probably – Rhinelander and Stevens Point aren’t tiny towns, but they’re hardly large enough to support the 25-story brick grandees we’ve seen in the last few pages. Of the Oneida I know nothing, except that it was named after the county in which Rhinelander is situated.

The Whiting is a different story. It was in Stevens Point when the book was made, which suggests – well, I don’t know what the hell it suggests. There’s a town of Whiting south of Stevens Point, but it was formed in 1947 when the locals got sick of getting the short end of the civic-services shrift, and decided to form their own town. They had belonged to Plover, which was south of Stevens Point. Got it? You’ll do fine on the test, then.