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Recent Cases, Western Reserve Law Journal Vol. 5 Issue 1 (1899) Jan 1899

Recent Cases, Western Reserve Law Journal Vol. 5 Issue 1 (1899)

Western Reserve Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Native Crab Apples And Their Cultivated Varieties, John Craig, H. Harold Hume Jan 1899

Native Crab Apples And Their Cultivated Varieties, John Craig, H. Harold Hume

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Indigenous to North America there are several species of Pyrus belong to the Malus or apple group. Sargent, in his Silva of North America, gives three species and one variety. These are P. rivularis Doug., found west of the Rocky Mountains from northern California to Alaska; P. angustifolia Ait., ranging from Pennsylvania to Tennessee and Florida; P. coronaria L., in the region from New York to Michigan, southward and westward to Missouri and Kansas; P. coronaria var. Iowensis, Wood, confined to the prairie states. In the American Garden, XII, 473, 1891, Professor Bailey raised var. Iowensis to specific rank, basing …


Spring Migration Of 1896 In The San Gabriel Valley, Horace A. Gaylord Jan 1899

Spring Migration Of 1896 In The San Gabriel Valley, Horace A. Gaylord

Condor

No abstract provided.


William S Cobleigh, C. Barlow Jan 1899

William S Cobleigh, C. Barlow

Condor

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Editorial Notes, The Condor Jan 1899

Editorial Notes, The Condor

Condor

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Official Minutes Of The Southern Division, The Condor Jan 1899

Official Minutes Of The Southern Division, The Condor

Condor

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Official Minutes Of The Northern Division, The Condor Jan 1899

Official Minutes Of The Northern Division, The Condor

Condor

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Miscellaneous Book Reviews And Notes Jan 1899

Miscellaneous Book Reviews And Notes

The Open Court

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An Illustrated Life Of Jesus By J. James Tissot. With Portrait And Seven Illustrations, Clifton Harby Levy Jan 1899

An Illustrated Life Of Jesus By J. James Tissot. With Portrait And Seven Illustrations, Clifton Harby Levy

The Open Court

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An Explanation. In Reply To The Article, "The Reason Why Abbé Charbonnel Failed.", M. Victor Charbonnel Jan 1899

An Explanation. In Reply To The Article, "The Reason Why Abbé Charbonnel Failed.", M. Victor Charbonnel

The Open Court

No abstract provided.


Santa Claus. The Significance Of Myths In The Religious Instruction Of Children., Paul Carus Jan 1899

Santa Claus. The Significance Of Myths In The Religious Instruction Of Children., Paul Carus

The Open Court

No abstract provided.


New Popular Works In Mathematics, T.J. Mccormick Jan 1899

New Popular Works In Mathematics, T.J. Mccormick

The Open Court

No abstract provided.


Abstraction Prior To Speech. The Beginnings Of The Evolution Of General Ideas., Th. Ribot Jan 1899

Abstraction Prior To Speech. The Beginnings Of The Evolution Of General Ideas., Th. Ribot

The Open Court

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A Bachelor Great Blue Heron, Ardea Herodias, Frank L. Burns Jan 1899

A Bachelor Great Blue Heron, Ardea Herodias, Frank L. Burns

Wilson Bulletin

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Front Matter (Pdf), Wilson Bulletin Jan 1899

Front Matter (Pdf), Wilson Bulletin

Wilson Bulletin

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Nesting Of The Santa Cruz Jay, R. H. Beck Jan 1899

Nesting Of The Santa Cruz Jay, R. H. Beck

Condor

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Nesting Of The Fulvous Tree Duck, A. M. Shields Jan 1899

Nesting Of The Fulvous Tree Duck, A. M. Shields

Condor

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A New Race Of The Brown Towhee, Richard C. Mcgregor Jan 1899

A New Race Of The Brown Towhee, Richard C. Mcgregor

Condor

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Two Albinos From Los Angeles, California, H. S. Swarth Jan 1899

Two Albinos From Los Angeles, California, H. S. Swarth

Condor

No abstract provided.


Nesting Observations On The Black Phoebe, F. B. Jewett Jan 1899

Nesting Observations On The Black Phoebe, F. B. Jewett

Condor

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Dr James G Cooper: A Sketch, W. O. Emerson Jan 1899

Dr James G Cooper: A Sketch, W. O. Emerson

Condor

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Title Page - Letter Of Transmittal, Samuel W. Beyer Jan 1899

Title Page - Letter Of Transmittal, Samuel W. Beyer

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

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Proceedings Of The Fourteenth Annual Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Sciences: Staff & Committee Reports, H. Foster Bain Jan 1899

Proceedings Of The Fourteenth Annual Session Of The Iowa Academy Of Sciences: Staff & Committee Reports, H. Foster Bain

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

The fourteenth annual session of the Iowa Academy of Sciences was held in the state horticultural rooms at the capitol building in Des Moines, December 26, 27 and 28, 1899. In business sessions the following matters of general interest were passed upon.


Presidential Address - Some Features Of The Science Of A Hundred Years Ago, W. S. Hendrixson Jan 1899

Presidential Address - Some Features Of The Science Of A Hundred Years Ago, W. S. Hendrixson

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

In the past three or four years the popular magazines have contained numerous articles on the progress of science in the nineteenth century. These papers were written for popular information and they deal with only a few great discoveries with which all men of science are familiar. It occurred to the writer that for the entertainment and information of the man of science, who is acquainted with the main facts and theories of every science as it is to-day, and who, though not acquainted with its minute details, is at least aware of its great mass of facts, its intricate …


The New School Of Animal Psychology, C. C. Nutting Jan 1899

The New School Of Animal Psychology, C. C. Nutting

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

The title of this paper is in one sense a misnomer, from the fact that the prophets of the new school are inclined to deny any real psychology to animals. According to Morgan, mind is the wave of consciousness in its continuity. Thorndyke says that "The mental stream is not continuous in animals," If this is true, animals cannot be said to have minds, and hence animal psychology cannot exist.


The Scydmaenidae And Pselaphidae Occurring Near Iowa City, Iowa, H. F. Wickham Jan 1899

The Scydmaenidae And Pselaphidae Occurring Near Iowa City, Iowa, H. F. Wickham

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

The minute beetles belonging to the above families have been much neglected by collectors, although their many peculiarities of habit and structure make them well worthy of attention. For three years past my wife and I have collected them systematically in this vicinity, with the result of very largely increasing the list of species known to occur here.


A Notable Ride - From Driftless Area To Iowan Drift, Samuel Calvin Jan 1899

A Notable Ride - From Driftless Area To Iowan Drift, Samuel Calvin

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

There is in eastern Iowa one short journey which shows a more interesting variety of land forms in small space than can be seen almost anywhere else. It shows too, in a typical way, the different surface aspects of areas belonging respectively to the driftless area and to the plains of Kansan and Iowan drift. For these reasons the journey referred to should become famous, and might well become a standard in certain particulars, among students of Pleistocene deposits and topographic forms. The journey is over the Illinois Central railroad; it begins at Dubuque, and it may end at Dyersville. …


Formational Synonomy Of The Coal Measures Of The Western Interior Basin, Charles R. Keyes Jan 1899

Formational Synonomy Of The Coal Measures Of The Western Interior Basin, Charles R. Keyes

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

Of late years the Carboniferous terranes, or formations of the Mississippi basin west of the great river have been widely studied. They are now capable of being classified in detail. For a long time much confusion existed in regard to the relations that the schemes of various investigators, and especially those of the pioneers, bore to one another, and to the more modern widely correlated arrangement. The adjustment of the results of all workers, extending over a period of fifty years, in a field embracing the greater part of six states, was fraught with many difficulties.


An Abnormal Fermentation Of Bread, C. H. Eckles Jan 1899

An Abnormal Fermentation Of Bread, C. H. Eckles

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

During the past summer my attention was called to a peculiar abnormal condition which the bread baked in the house underwent a few days after baking. About the same time complaints were made by a number of residents of the town regarding the same trouble. A number of inquiries were also noticed in the magazines, devoted to the household, indicating the trouble was present in other localities. Inquiry among neighboring housekeepers showed that while most of them had never heard of such a trouble with bread, a number of them had seen the condition or known of someone who had …


Additions To Lichen Distribution In The Mississippi Valley, Bruce Fink Jan 1899

Additions To Lichen Distribution In The Mississippi Valley, Bruce Fink

Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science

During the last few years I have examined a large number of lichens from various parts of the Mississippi Valley, and a few of these have never been recorded from the states in which they were collected, either in my own papers, or, so far as I know, in other publications. In a paper read before the botanical section of the A.A.A.S. at the Columbus meeting I made mention of some of these plants, but several are of special interest because rare or difficult to detect, and I have thought it worthwhile to record all for distribution. Aside from a …