Popular Science Monthly/Volume 85

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Table of Contents

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July 1914
Man and the Microbe	5
Facts and Factors of Development II	21
Waste in Elementary and Secondary Education	40
The Struggle for Equality in the United States VIII	56
Genesis and Revelations of the Yosemite Valley	69
Graphics of the American Whaling Industry	83
The Bad Habit of Having Law Makers and Lawyers	87
How We Defend Ourselves from our Foes	93
The Progress of Science	101
August 1914
The Cellular Basis of Heredity and Development III	105
The Origin of Nitrate Deposits	134
Ethnic Factors in International Relations	146
Pleasure in Pictures	155
Apiculture in the Time of Virgil	167
Available Food Supplies	180
The Small College and its Faculty	184
The Geographical Distribution of American Genius	189
The Role of Sex in the Evolution of Mind	200
The Progress of Science	203
September 1914
An Expedition to the Coral Reefs of Torres Straits	209
The Cellular Basis of Heredity and Development IV	232
The Decreasing Population of France	247
The Rise of a New Profession	260
The Picture and the Text	270
Determining Educational Values	284
The Paradox of the East Wind	292
War and Peace	296
The Progress of Science	308
October 1914
Phenomena of Inheritance V	313
The Coniferous Forests of Eastern North America	338
The Value of Research in the Development of National Health	362
The Cultivation of Waste Land	377
Home Rule the Hope of Municipal Democracy	392
The Political Mind of Foreign-Born Americans	397
The Evolution of Service by Union and Cooperation, Conservation and Exchange	404
The Progress of Science	412
November 1914
Tree Distribution in Central California	417
Phenomena of Inheritance VI	425
Rubber: Wild, Plantation and Synthetic	443
Recent Mathematical Activities	457
The Ultra-Scientific School	463
Arabian and Medieval Surgery	467
Civilization as a Selective Agency	476
Ephemeral Labor Movements, 1866-1889	487
The Science of Education	504
The Progress of Science	516
December 1914
The Cinchona Botanical Station I	521
Ductless Glands, Internal Secretions and Hormonic Equilibrium I	531
A New Phase of an Old Conflict	541
The Normal Child: Its Physical Growth and Mental Development	559
Common Factors in Mental Health and Illness	568
German Militarism and its Influence Upon the Industries	581
Hope for the Russian Peasantry	590
The War and the Weather During the First Three Months of the Fighting	604
The Progress of Science	615
Index	621