Science, Volume 45John Michels (Journalist) American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1917 Since Jan. 1901 the official proceedings and most of the papers of the American Association for the Advancement of Science have been included in Science. |
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TRANSFERRED TO CASOT SCIENCE LIBRARY GODFREY LOWELL CABO SCIENCE NEW SERIES. VOLUME XLV JANUARY- JUNE, 1917 NEW YORK.
TRANSFERRED TO CASOT SCIENCE LIBRARY GODFREY LOWELL CABO SCIENCE NEW SERIES. VOLUME XLV JANUARY- JUNE, 1917 NEW YORK.
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John Michels (Journalist). SCIENCE NEW SERIES . VOLUME XLV JANUARY - JUNE , 1917 NEW YORK THE SCIENCE PRESS 1917 Mar.1918 THE NEW ERA PRINTING COMPANY , 41 NORTH QUEEN.
John Michels (Journalist). SCIENCE NEW SERIES . VOLUME XLV JANUARY - JUNE , 1917 NEW YORK THE SCIENCE PRESS 1917 Mar.1918 THE NEW ERA PRINTING COMPANY , 41 NORTH QUEEN.
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... York Meeting of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science : W. E. HENDERSON 22 Phosphates : PROFESSOR C. A. MOOERS . Soil Solution : J. FRANKLIN MORGAN . robe Histanaerobe : DR . M. W. LYON , JR . Oligae- THE NEW YORK ...
... York Meeting of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science : W. E. HENDERSON 22 Phosphates : PROFESSOR C. A. MOOERS . Soil Solution : J. FRANKLIN MORGAN . robe Histanaerobe : DR . M. W. LYON , JR . Oligae- THE NEW YORK ...
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... York ten years ago . There was no delay in registration and no difficulty in obtaining rooms at the hotels or elsewhere . There was a very great conflict , in so far as there were nearly always a number of dif- ferent meetings or other ...
... York ten years ago . There was no delay in registration and no difficulty in obtaining rooms at the hotels or elsewhere . There was a very great conflict , in so far as there were nearly always a number of dif- ferent meetings or other ...
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... York make up a subject peculiarly apparent for treat- ment in a museum of this character . There should be here a representation of all our colonial and revolutionary life . There should be in this museum , for the instruc- tion and ...
... York make up a subject peculiarly apparent for treat- ment in a museum of this character . There should be here a representation of all our colonial and revolutionary life . There should be in this museum , for the instruc- tion and ...
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