Popular Science Monthly/Volume 44

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Table of Contents

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November 1893
The Conservation of our Oyster Supply	1
Evolution and Ethics I	18
Laplace's Plan for Perpetual Moonlight	36
Electricity at the World's Fair II	39
The Pestalozzian System	55
The Scientific Method with Children	57
Nature at Sea	69
North and South American Aboriginal Names	81
Immaterial Science	84
An Argument for Vertical Handwriting	86
Vegetable Diet	94
Origin of the Mississippi Valley Rainfall	102
Mathematical Curiosities of the Sixteenth Century	106
Birds' Judgements of Men	110
Sketch of John Ericsson	112
Editor's Table	121
Literary Notices	126
Publications Received and Popular Miscellany	136
Notes	143
December 1893
The Story of Bob	145
How Old Is the Earth	153
Modern War Vessels of the United States	164
Evolution and Ethics II	178
Evolutionary Ethics	192
The Creation	195
State Interference in Social Affairs	196
The Fruit Industry in California	200
Criminal Woman	218
Ethics and the Struggle for Existence	224
The Calumet in the Champlain Valley	238
The Essays of Jean Rey	247
Sketch of Sir Daniel Wilson	256
Correspondence	266
Editor's Table	267
Literary Notices	270
Publications Received	277
Popular Miscellany	278
Notes	287
Obituary Notes	288
January 1894
Ethics of Tribal Society	289
Night Hawks and Whip-Poor-Wills	308
Recent Railroad Disasters	314
Evolution in Professor Huxley	319
How the Sea Is Sounded	334
Emotions and Infection	342
Uncle Sam's Life Savers	346
Window Lights and their Value	354
Speech for Deaf Children	363
Logical Method in Biology	372
Invention and Industry at the South	379
Legal Preventives of Alcoholism	391
The Past and Future of Aluminum	397
Elisée Reclus and his Opinions	402
Correspondence	409
Editor's Table	410
Literary Notices	413
Publications Received	421
Popular Miscellany	422
Notes	430
Obituary Notes	432
February 1894
New Chapters in the Warfare of Science: From Creation to Evolution I	433
A Marine Biological Laboratory	449
The Relation of Evolution to Political Economy	458
Physical Conditions of the Deep Sea	461
Heredity in Relation to Education	472
The Circassian Slave in Turkish Harems	481
Where Bananas Grow	486
Tyndall and his American Visit	502
The Psychology of a Dog	514
Superstitions of French Canadians	520
The Wandering Jew at the Salpetriere	525
The Shape of the Earth from a Pendulum	531
The Position of Geology	537
Sketch of David Starr Jordan	546
Editor's Table	552
Literary Notices	555
Publications Received	565
Popular Miscellany	566
Notes	574
March 1894
Abolish All Prohibitive Liquor Laws	577
Industries of Animals	594
The Origin of Right-Handedness	606
Fossil Man	616
Professor Tyndall	637
The European Law of Torture	648
Customs and Superstitions of the Mayans	661
Biology and Ethics	671
The Action of Massage Upon the Muscles	677
The Ice Age and its Work I	681
The Founder of the First Scientific Journal	690
Sketch of Jean Martin Charcot	693
Editor's Table	697
Literary Notices	701
Publications Received	709
Popular Miscellany	710
Notes	719
Obituary Notes	720
April 1894
New Chapters in the Warfare of Science: From Creation to Evolution II	721
Trusts their Own Corrective	740
New Lights on the Problem of Flying	744
The Method of Homing Pigeons	758
Incidents of Cambodian Life	776
The Ice Age and its Work II	781
A Century of the Telegraph in France	791
An Illustrative Chapter on Legal Development	802
The Beaver Eater	811
On New England and the Upper Mississippi Basin in the Glacial Period	816
The Late Professor Tyndall	819
The Origin of Art	827
Sketch of L. D. von Schweinitz	833
Correspondence	841
Editor's Table	842
Literary Notices	847
Publications Received	855
Popular Miscellany	856
Notes	863
Obituary Notes	864
Index	865