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Front Matter (2 pp.)
The Expanding Universe, pp. 221-226
- H. P. Robertson
Obituary
- Charles Willison Johnson, pp. 226-227
- James A. G. Rehn
- Recent Deaths, p. 227
Scientific Events
- British Vital Statistics for 1930, pp. 227-228
- Dr. Sven Hedin's Expedition in Central Asia, p. 228
- The Oak Ridge Observatory of Harvard University, p. 229
- The First Electric Lighting Plant, p. 229
- The Cornell Medical Center, pp. 229-230
Scientific Notes and News, pp. 230-233
Discussion
- Should Scientific Discoveries Be Patented?, pp. 233-234
- Elmer L. Sevringhaus
- Potassium Permanganate as an Antidote for Snake Venom, pp. 234-235
- Albert M. Reese
- Underground Water as a Transporting Agent for Gasoline, p. 235
- Karl Ver Steeg
- Myoesthesis and "Imageless Thought", pp. 235-236
- Louis Wm. Max
Scientific Apparatus and Laboratory Methods
- Preservation of Bacterial Cultures under Liquid Paraffin, pp. 236-237
- Konrad E. Birkhaug
- The Cultivation of Nyctotherus ovalis and Endamoeba blattae, p. 237
- Harry E. Balch
- Some Notes on Embryological Technique, pp. 237-238
- G. W. D. Hamlett
Special Articles
- The Apparent Existence of Easily Deflectable Positives, pp. 238-239
- Carl D. Anderson
- Plasma Phosphatase in Dairy Cows Suffering from Fluorosis, pp. 239-240
- Paul H. Phillips
- Micro Motion Pictures of B. Shigae Growing under Conditions Favoring Filterability and Life Cycle Forms, p. 240
- Ralph W. G. Wyckoff
Science News, pp. 8a-10a
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