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Front Matter (1 p.)
Our Present Knowledge of Plant Proteins, pp. 417-427
- Thomas B. Osborne
The Financial Status of the University Professor in Germany, pp. 427-438
The Oklahoma Geological Survey, p. 438
- Chas. N. Gould
The International Congress on Tuberculosis, pp. 438-439
Organization of a Biological Board, pp. 439-440
- D. P. Penhallow; F. R. Lillie
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 440-443
University and Educational News, pp. 443-445
Quotations
- An Educational Paradox, pp. 445-446
Discussion and Correspondence
- Mathematics for Engineers, pp. 446-447
- Scientific Perception, pp. 447-448
- Physics Teaching at Fault, p. 448
- Elementary Physics Teaching Necessary, pp. 448-450
- W. S. Franklin
- What Can be done to Enhance the Value of the Work of the Bureau of Standards to the Chemical Industries?, pp. 450-452
- Launcelot Andrews
Scientific Books
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- Review author[s]: W.
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- A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century
- Agnes M. Clerke
- Review author[s]: Storrs B. Barrett
Scientific Journals and Articles, p. 454
Special Articles
- Degeneration, Albinism and Inbreeding, pp. 454-455
- Chas. B. Davenport
- The Question of Cyclopia, One-Eyed Monsters, pp. 455-456
- C. R. Stockard
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