Index:Popular Science Monthly Volume 67.djvu

Title	Popular Science Monthly/Volume 67
Author	Various
Year	1905
Source	djvu
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Table of Contents

	PAGE
May 1905
Present Problems in Radioactivity	5
The Harvard Medical School	35
Alpheus Spring Packard	43
Organization in Scientific Research	49
The Origin of Species Through Selection Contrasted with their Origin Through the Appearance of Definite Variations	54
Galileo III	66
The Cultivation of Tobacco in the Philippines	76
Life in a Seaside Summer School	80
The Progress of Science	90
June 1905
Von Baer and the Rise of Embryology	97
Galileo IV	127
The Teaching of Logic	143
The Mutations of Lycopersicum	151
Biology in the Rocky Mountains	162
What Is Research?	170
Plants That Hide from Animals	178
The Progress of Science	184
July 1905
Recent Discoveries in Heredity and their Bearing on Animal Breeding	193
Present Monetary Problems	209
The Vegetable Fibers of the Philippine Islands	222
The Climate of the Central American Plateau	231
The Science Problems of the Twentieth Century	237
Human and Other Forms of Consciousness	252
The Preparation and Properties of Colloidal Mixtures	268
The Progress of Science	281
August 1905
An Eclipse Observer's Experiences in Sumatra	289
Public Interest in Research	306
The Value of Old Age	313
A Suggestive Case of Nerve-Anastomosis	319
A Visit to Luther Burbank	329
Some Phases of the Educational Problems in China	348
The Social Phase of Agricultural Education	353
Education for Efficiency	363
Address of President Roosevelt Before the National Educational Association	372
September 1905
China's Renaissance	387
The Science of Plant Pathology	399
Sleep and its Regulation	409
State University Salaries	423
Nature and Man	435
General Education for Engineers	442
Quackery	447
How Canada Is Solving her Transportation Problem	455
The Ancestors of the Big Trees	465
The Progress of Science	475
October 1905
The Lapses of Consciousness	481
Fake Weather Forecasts	503
The College of the White Deer Grotto	515
Unconscious Assumptions in Economics	528
The Distribution of the Daily Time of Cornell Students	538
Greek Ideas of Vulcanism	555
Western Explorations for Fossil Vertebrates	561
The Progress of Science	569
November 1905
The Botanical Garden at Buitenzorg, Java	579
Hypnotism, its History, Nature and Use	590
Physicians and Philosophers	608
Soil Fertility	622
Some of the Localities in France and England Where Monuments of the Late Stone and Bronze Ages Have Been Found	626
The Value of Non-Euclidean Geometry	639
University Education and National Life	647
The Cattle Problem of Archimedes	660
The Progress of Science	667
December 1905
Fresh-Water Springs in the Ocean	673
Economy in Irrigation	684
Mining and Use of Metals by the Ancient Egyptians	687
Anaximander, Earliest Precursor of Darwin	701
The Philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche	707
The Study of Locality	728
The Cause, Nature and Consequences of Eyestrain	736
The Status of American College Professors Once More	748
The Progress of Science	755
Index	765