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Front Matter (1 p.)
Academic Ideals, pp. 41-46
- R. S. Woodward
The American Association for the Advancement of Science
- The Present State of Geodesy, pp. 46-50
- O. H. Tittmann
- Future Developments in Physical Chemistry, pp. 50-59
- Wilder D. Bancroft
- Reports of Committees, pp. 59-64
Scientific Books
- ----------------, pp. 64-66
- Elements of the Differential and Integral Calculus
- W. A. Granville
- Review author[s]: James Pierpont
- ----------------, p. 66
- Review author[s]: E. T. Allen
Societies and Academies, pp. 66-68
Discussion and Correspondence
- Interesting and Important Facts, pp. 68-69
- G. K. Gilbert
- Specialization, Ignorance, and Some Proposed Palliatives, pp. 69-71
- Francis B. Sumner
- Ultra-Violet Light in Photo-Micrography, p. 71
- Clifford Richardson
- How Does Anopheles Bite?, pp. 71-72
- John B. Smith
Special Articles
- The Discussion in the British Parliament on the Metric Bill, pp. 72-75
- William H. Seaman
Current Notes on Meteorology, pp. 75-76
- R. DeC. Ward
The First Observations with `Ballons-Sondes' in America, pp. 76-77
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 77-80
University and Educational News, p. 80
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