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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 48, No. 1243, Oct. 25, 1918
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Front Matter (1 p.)
The Balance, the Steelyard and the Concept of Force, pp. 427-433
- Willard J. Fisher
The Scientific Members of the British Educational Mission, pp. 433-437
William John Keep, pp. 437-438
Scientific Events
- Science and Industry in Tasmania, pp. 438-439
- Manganiferous Ore in Oregon, pp. 439-440
- Exhibit of Minerals Useful in War, p. 440
- Library of the Edgewood Arsenal Laboratory, pp. 440-441
- Endowment for Engineering Research, p. 441
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 441-444
University and Educational News, pp. 444-445
Discussion and Correspondence
- The Scientific Name of the Passenger Pigeon, p. 445
- Harry C. Oberholser
- Alleged Rediscovery of the Passenger Pigeon, pp. 445-446
- S. M. Rasmussen
- Do We Want a Great Private Institution for Inventors like the Institute of France for Artists?, pp. 446-447
- David Fairchild
- Circular Frequency, p. 447
- Arthur Taber Jones
Scientific Books
- ----------------, pp. 447-448
- The Conservation of Food Energy
- Henry Prentiss Armsby
- Review author[s]: Graham Lusk
The Flora of North Dakota, pp. 448-449
- O. A. Stevens
Special Articles
- Pear Blight Wind Borne, pp. 449-450
- F. L. Stevens; W. A. Ruth; C. S. Spooner
Back Matter (1 p.)
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