The Popular Science Monthly
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CONTENTS OF JANUARY NUMBER
The Institute of France and other Learned Scientific Societies. Dr. Edward F. Williams.
The Grayling at Caribou Crossing : President David Starr Jordan.
What is Matter? Dr. S. E. Mezks.
Farm Tenancy, a Problem in American Agriculture. Professor Homer C. Price.
Some Recent Transmutations. Baskerville.
Professor Charles
The Rule of tho Road. Dr. George M. Gould.
Gold. Theo. F. Van Wagenen.
How shall we improve our Race? Dr. Gustave Michaud.
A Trip around Iceland. L. P. Gratacap.
The Progress of Science :
The Convocation Week Meeting at Chicago ; A Statue of Joseph Leidy ; Scientific Items.
CONTENTS OF FEBRUARY NUMBER
A Visit to the Hauchow Bore. Edmunds.
Dr. Charles Keyser
The Relation of Color to Chemical Constitution. WilliAm J. Hale.
Dr.
German Influence in Latin America.
Sears.
Alfred F-
The Problem of International Speech. Anna Monsch Roberts.
Infant Industries. Cockerell.
Professor Theodore D. A.
The Future of Economic Entomology. T. Fernald.
Professor H.
The Instinct of Feigning Death. Holmes.
Professor D. J.
The Progress of Science :
The Chicago meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science ; Lord Kelvin, Scientific Items.
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