The Popular Science Monthly 1904: Vol 65 Index

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INDEX. NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS. ABBOTT, FRANCIS M., Three Decades of , College Women, 350. Academy, Prussian, of Science and the Fine Arts, Epwarp F. WILLIAMS, 74, Agricultural Work in the Philippines, 86. Agriculture 86, 189, 478. ALuMNA, Alumna’s Children, 45; AN-| OTHER ALUMNA, 279. Antarctic Exploration, 87. ARRHENIUS, SVANTE, The Development of the Theory of Electrolytic Dis- sociation, 385. Arrhenius, Professor, Scientific Work of, 89. Art in Industry, Frank T. CARLTON, 414. Arts and Science, International Con- gress of, Srmon NeEwcoms, 466. Astronomy, Development of a New Method of Research, Grorce E. HALE, 5; Total Solar Eclipse of August 30, 1905, W. W. CAMPBELL, 97. | | | | | Batrour, ARTHUR JAMES, Reflections suggested by the New Theory of Mat- ter, 495. Batrour, Henry, Ethnological Work of Lane Fox, 437. BaTEsoNn, WILLIAM, Heredity and Evo- lution, 522. Beacu, Freperick E., The Study of Physics, 52. Beauty, Preservation of, J. MADISON TAYLOR, 397. Berzelium, Carolinium, Thorium, 188. Birth Rate, Alumna’s Children, AN ALUMNA, 45; ANOTHER ALUMNA, 279; Three Decades of College Women, Frances M. ABport, 350. Botany, English Herbals, AGNES Ros- ERTSON, 65; Geo-Botany of Asia, P. KropoTkin, 68; Some Plants which entrap Insects, Forrest SHREVE, 417. BoweENn, Epwin W., A Question of Pref- erence in English Spelling, 38. British Association for the Advance- ment of Science, A Traveler’s View of, Henry S. Pritcuett, 484; The Cambridge Meeting of, 560; Presi- dent’s Address, 562; The Work of the Sections, 565. Calorimeter, Respiration, Developments in the, 185. Cambridge, University, The New Build- ings of, 182; Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 560; Traveler’s View of, Henry S. Pritcnett, 484; Presi- dent’s Address, 562; The Work of the Sections, 565. CAMPBELL, W. W., Total Solar Eclipse of August 30, 1905, 97. CARLTON, FRANK T., Art in Industry, 414. Carolinium, Thorium and Berzelium, 188. Chattanooga Campaigns of the Civil War, The Physiographic Control of, FREDERICK V. EMERSON, 148. Children, Alumna’s, AN ALUMNA, 45; ANOTHER ALUMNA, 279. Civil War, Physiographic Control of the Chattanooga Campaigns of the, FREDERICK V. EMERSON, 148. College, of the West, Davin SrTarr JORDAN, 27; Women, Three Decades of, Frances M. Apport, 350. : Composition, The Significance of Char- acteristic Curves of, ROBERT Moritz, 132; T. C. MENDENHALL, 373. Conservation of Human Energy, Pre- servation of Beauty, J. MAapDIsoNn TAYLor, 397. Consumption, The Great White Plague, Joun B. Huser, 298. Copernicus, Epwarp S.. HoLpen, 109. Correlation of Reflexes and the Prin- ciples of the Common Path, C. S&S. SHERRINGTON, 549. Cotton, Insect Enemies of, 189. Curves of Composition, Characteristic, on the Significance of, Ropert E. Moritz, 132; T. C. MENDENHALL, 373. Darwin, Francis, The Perception of the Force of Gravity by Plants, 532. DEAN, Basurorp, Japanese Zoological Station at Misaki, 195. De Vries’s Theory of Mutations, A. A. W. Husrecnut, 205. Dextrality and Sinistrality, Gzorer M. GouLp, 360. Discovery and Invention, CHartes A. PARSONS, Discussion and Shorter Articles, 279, 373. Dissociation, Electrolytic, The Develop- ment of the Theory of, SVANTE ARR- HENIUS, 385. >»

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574 Ear, Human, Why is it Immobile? WALTER SMITH, 228. EASTMAN, CHARLES R., A Second Cen- tury Criticism of Virgil’s Etna, 452. Eclipse, Total Solar, of August 30, 1905, W. W. CAMPBELL, 97. Education, The College of the West, Davip STARR JORDAN, 27; Scientific, in Schools, 190; Chicago School of, 285; More Men in Public Schools, Ricuarp L, SANDWICK, 443. Electrolytic Dissociation, The Develop- ment of the Theory of, SVANTE ARR- HENIUvS, 385. Eliot, President, 93. Energy, Human Conservation of, Pre- servation of Beauty, J. MAapDISON TAYLOR, 397. English, Spelling, A Question of Pref- erence in, Epwin W. Bowen, 38; Herbals, AGNES ROBERTSON, 65. Entomology, Economic, The San Jose Scale, C. L. MARLArTT, 306. Ethnological Work of Lane Fox, HENRY BALFowR, 437. Etna, Virgil’s, A Second Century Criti- cism of, CHARLES R. EastMaAn, 452. Evolution, of the Human Hand, Rosert MacDovueaLL, 457; Hugo De Vries’s Theory of Mutations, A. A. W. Hv- BRECHT, 205; and Heredity, WILLIAM BATESON. Evolutionists, Some Eighteenth Cen- tury, ArrHuR LoveEJoy, 238, 323. Exploration, Antarctic, 87. Flower, Sir William, 281. Fox, Lane, Ethnological Henry Batrour, 437. FRESHFIELD, DovucLtas W., Mountains and Mankind, 543. Work of Geography, The Mississippi’s Source, H. M. Kincery, 318; The Lakes of New Zealand, Kietn Lucas, 370. Geological Photographs, 382. Geology and Geo-botany of Asia, P. KRoporkIn, 68. GovuLp, GerorGE, M., Sinistrality, 360. Gravity, the Force of, Perception of, by Plants, Francis Darwin, 532. Gutta-percha and Rubber in the Philip- pines, 478. Dextrality and Hate, Georce E., Development of a | New Method of Research, 5. Hand, Human, Evolution of the, RoBeErt | MacDovueatt, 457. Hebrew Magyar and Levantine Immi- gration, ALLAN MCLAUGHLIN, 432, Herbals, English, AGNES RoBERTSON, 65. Heredity and Evolution, WILLIAM BaTEsoN, 522. History of Science, Royal Prussian Academy of Science, Epwarp F. Wi1- POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY. | | LIAMS, 74, 170, 269; Copernicus, Ep- WARD S. HOLDEN, 109. HoLpEN, Epwarp S., Copernicus, 109; The Conflict of Science and Religion, 290. HuBeER, JoHN B., The Plague, 298. HuBRECHT, A. A. W., Hugo de Vries’s Theory of Mutations, 205. Great White Identification, The Value of Teeth as Means of, ALTON Howarp THOMPSON, 161. Immigration, ALLAN McLAUGHLIN, 164, 224, 342, 432. Industry, Art in, Frank T. Cariton, 414. Insect Enemies of Cotton, 189. Insects, Plants which entrap, Forrest SHREVE, 417. International Congress of Arts and Sci- ence, SIMON NEwcoms, 466. Invention and Discovery, CHARLES A. Parsons, 553. Japanese Zoological Station at Misaki, BASHFORD DEAN, 195 JORDAN, Davip Starr, College of the West, 27. Jubilee of the University of Wisconsin, 282. Kincery, H. M., Saving the Missis- sippi’s Source, 318. KRroporkin, P. Geology and Geo-bot- any of Asia, 68. Lakes of New Zealand, Kietn Lucas, 370. LamB, Horace, Mathematical Physics of the Nineteenth Century, 507. Latin .Immigrants, Hebrew and other, ALLAN MCLAUGHLIN, 341. Le Conte Memorial Lodge, 379. Levantine, Magyar and Hebrew Immi- gration, ALLAN MCLAUGHLIN, 432. Linngeus, 91. . Lovesoy, ARTHUR, Some Eighteenth Century Evolutionists, 238, 323. Lucas, Kretn, The Lakes of New Zea- land, 370. Magyar, Hebrew and Levantine Immi- gration, ALLAN MCLAUGHLIN, 432. Martatr, C. L., The Discovery of the Native Home of the San Jose Scale and the Importation ef its Natural Enemy, 306. | Matter, Reflections suggested by the | New Theory of, ArTHUR JAMEs BAL- FouR, 495. McCaw, WALTER D., Walter Reed, 262. MacDovueat1, Rosert, Evolution of the Human Hand, 457. McLAUGHLIN, ALLAN, 164, 224, 341, 432. Immigration,

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575 Mankind and Mountains, Doveras W. | Rubber and Gutta-percha in the Philip- FRESHFIELD, 543. pines, 478. Mathematical Physics of the Nineteenth | Rush Benjamin, 475. Century, Horace Lams, 507. Memorial Lodge, Le Conte, 379. Men in Public Schools, "Ricwarp L. SANDWICK, 443. MENDENHALL, T. C., Characteristic Curves of Composition, 373. Mississippi’s Source, Saving the, H. M. KiIncery, 318. Moritz, Rospert E., On the Significance of Characteristic Curves of Composi- tion, 132 Mountains and Mankind, Doueitas W. | FRESHFIELD, 543. Mutations, Hugo de Vries’s Theory of, A. A. W. HuBREcurT, 205. < Newcoms, Simon, International Con- gress of Arts and Science, 466. New Zealand, Lakes of, Kiern Lucas, 370. PARSONS, CHARLES Discovery, 553. Philippines, Agricultural Work in, 86; Rubber and Gutta-percha in the, 478. Photographs, Geological, 382. Physics, The Study of, FRepERIcK E. Beacu, 52; Mathematical, of the Nineteenth Century, Horace LAMB, 507. Physiographic Control of the Chatta- nooga Campaigns of the Civil War, FREDERICK V. EMERSON, 148. Plague, The Great White, Jonn B. Huser, 298. Plants, Perception of the Force of Gravity by, Francis Darwin, 532; which entrap Insects, FORREST SHREVE, 417. Politics, War and Science, 479. Popular Science Monthly and the Sani- tarian, 282. PritcHeTT, Henry S., Traveler’s View of the Meeting of the British Asso- ciation, 484. Progress of Science, 86, 182, 282, 379, 475, 560. Prussian Academy of Science and the Fine Arts, Epwarp F. WILLIAMS, 74, 170, 269. re Reed, Walter, WALTER D. McCaw, 262. Reflexes, Correlation of Reflexes and the Principles of the Common Path, C. 8S. SHERRINGTON, Religion and Science, The Conflict of, | Epwarp S. Hoipen, 290. Research, Development of a Method of, Groree E. Hate, 5. New Respiration Calorimeter, Developments | in the, 185. ROBERTSON, AGNES, Enzlish Herbals, 65. Invention and | | Salt, CHarLes W. Super, 252. | SANDWICK, Ricuarp L., "More Men in | Public Schools, 443. Sanitarian and The Popular Science | Monthly, 282. , San Jose Scale, The Discovery of the Native Home of the, and the Im- portation of its Natural Enemy, C. L. MARLATT, 306. | School of Education, Chicago, 285. Schools, Scientific Education in, 190; Public, More Men in, Ricuarp L. SANDWICK, 443. Science, and the Fine Arts, Prussian Academy of, Epwarp F. WILLIAMs, 74, 170, 269; and Religion, The Con- flict of, Epwarp 8S. HoLpEen, 290; and Poetry, A Second Century’s Criticism of Virgil’s Etna, CHartes R. East- MAN, 452; and Arts, International Congress of Arts and ‘Science, SIMON Newcoms, 466; War and Polities, 479; British Association for the Ad- vancement of, Cambridge Meeting, 560; A Traveler’s View of, Henry S. PRITCHETT, 484; President’s Address, 562; The Work of the Sections, 565. Scientific, Work of Professor Arrhenius, 89; Items, 95, 191, 288, 384, 480; Education in Schools, 190; Institu- tions, Zoological Station at Misaki, BAsSHFOoRD DEAN, 195; The New Buildings of Cambridge University, 182; The Chicago School of Educa- tion, 285. SHERRINGTON, C. 8S. Correlation of Re- flexes and the Principles of the Com- mon Path, 549. Shorter Articles and Discussion, 279, 373. SHREVE, Forrest, Plants which entrap Insects, 417. Sinistrality and Dextrality, Grorcre M. GouLp, 360. SmirH, WALTER, Why is the Human Ear Immobile? 228. Solar, Eclipse, Total of August 30, 1905, W. W. CAMPBELL, 97; Research, 5. Spelling, English, A Question of Pref- erence in, Epwin W. Bowen, 38. Spencer, Herbert, The Will of, 94. Super, CHARLES W., Salt, 252. Taytor, J. Mapison, Conservation of Human Energy, Preservation of | Beauty, 397. | THoMPson, Aton Howarp, The Value of Teeth as a Means of Identification, 161. Thorium, Carolinium and Berzelium, 188.

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+ AS ; * 7 oan Z. ‘Btna, A Second Century Criti- | Wisconsin, The University of, Jubilee, of Cuartes R, Eastman, 452. | 282. * a . . Women, College, Three Decades of, War, Politics and Science, 479. | Frances M. Apsorr, 350. West, College of the Davip Srarr JORDAN, 27. | Yellow Fever,-Walter Reed, Water D, Will of Herbert Spencer, 94. McCaw, 262. -Wit1iams, Epwarp F., The Royal Prus- | sian Academy of Science and the Zoological Station, Japanese, at Misaki, Fine Arts, 74, 170, 269. | Basuvorp Dean, 195.

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