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PAGE
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| January 1915
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| Geography in Russian History
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5
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| Geological Methods in Earlier Days
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25
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| The Cinchona Botanical Station II
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33
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| The Indian's Health Problem
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49
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| What Animal Experimentation Has Done for Children
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55
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| Europe's Dynastic Slaughter House
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63
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| Training for Action
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76
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| Delusions
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80
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| Ductless Glands, Internal Secretions and Hormonic Equilibrium II
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92
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| The Progress of Science
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101
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| February 1915
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| A History of Tahiti I
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105
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| Popular Misconceptions Concerning the Weather
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128
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| Ductless Glands, Internal Secretions and Hormonic Equilibrium III
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142
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| The Ethical Principle in Physical Valuation for Rate Making
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153
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| Thought in Science and in Science-Teaching
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164
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| The Problem for the Rural School
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174
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| The Evanescence of Facts
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180
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| Foreign Associates of National Societies III
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187
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| Botanizing Excursions in Borneo
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193
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| The Progress of Science
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205
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| March 1915
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| Astronomy on the Pacific Coast
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209
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| The Biological Laboratories of the Pacific Coast
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223
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| The Last Wild Tribe of California
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233
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| Extinct Faunas of the Mohave Desert, their Significance in a Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life in America
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245
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| Insects of the Pacific
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265
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| The Physiological Aspects of California for the Botanist
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270
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| Social Legislation on the Pacific Coast
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274
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| The Volcanic Activity of Lassen Peak, California
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290
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| The Progress of Science
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307
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| April 1915
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| American Economic and Social Problems Arising Out of the War
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313
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| Community Defense of National Vitality
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319
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| Some Results of Periodic Health Examinations
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324
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| Racial Element in National Vitality
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331
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| Effect of the War Upon the Rate for Capital
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335
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| The Prevention of the Fundamental Cause of War - Discontent
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335
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| A Message from the Country on Foreign Trade
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343
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| The Extension of our Merchant Marine
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347
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| The War and Foreign Trade
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355
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| Foreign Trade of the United States I
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365
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| Foreign Trade of the United States II
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371
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| American Municipal Problems and the European War
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376
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| The Free Port: An Agency for the Development of American Commerce
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384
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| Economic Importance of American Neutrality
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388
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| Future Banking Problems of the United States with Reference to the European War
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392
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| A History of Tahiti II
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403
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| The Progress of Science
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411
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| May 1915
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| Eugenics and War
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417
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| Barbarism, Culture, Empire, Union
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428
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| Measuring Heat from Stars
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432
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| The Earthquake Areas of the Earth with Special Reference to the Recent Italian Earthquake
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446
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| A History of Tahiti III
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452
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| Moral Progress
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467
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| The Play Attitude and the School Fraternity
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472
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| Wages and Salaries in Organized Industry
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478
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| Families of American Men of Science
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504
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| The Progress of Science
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516
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| June 1915
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| A History of Fiji I
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521
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| The Liberal Arts and Scientific Management
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539
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| The Celibate Women of To-Day
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550
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| Wave Work on the New Jersey Coast
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557
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| Fertilization and Artificial Parthenogenesis of the Egg
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568
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| The Ohio Plan for the Study of Delinquency
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576
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| Science and History
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581
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| The Antecedents of the Study of Character and Temperament
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590
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| The Progress of Science
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615
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| Index
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621
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