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Previous Issue: Vol. 20, No. 498, Aug. 19, 1892
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Front Matter (1 p.)
Is There a Sense of Direction?, pp. 113-114
- J. N. Hall
Current Notes on Anthropology.-XIII, pp. 115-116
- D. G. Brinton
Some Points in the Nomenclature-Priority Question, pp. 116-117
- Lucien M. Underwood
[Editorial Notes], p. 118
The Progress Made in Teaching Deaf Children to Read Lips and Talk, in the United States and Canada, pp. 118-120
- Alexander Graham Bell
Remarks on North American Lichenology.-Preliminary, p. 120
- W. W. Calkins
Letters to the Editor
- Does There Really Exist a Phonetic Key to the Maya Hieroglyphic Writing?, pp. 121-122
- Dr. Seler
- The Fundamental Hypotheses of Abstract Dynamics, pp. 122-123
- L. M. Hoskins
- The Black-Knot, p. 123
- Thomas Meehan
- Hectoring a Hawk, pp. 123-124
- Frank Bolles
- Tornado-Whirls in the Upper Clouds, p. 124
- Hiram M. Stanley
- The Brutal Dove, p. 124
- S. V. Clevenger
Book-Reviews
- ----------------, pp. 124-125
- Temperament, Disease, and Health
- French Ensor Chadwick
- ----------------, p. 125
- The History of Modern Education
- Samuel G. Williams
- ----------------, p. 125
- Influenza
- Charles H. Merz
Back Matter (2 pp.)
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