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Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
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We were treated to a spectacle on
Saturday morning the like of which
according to scientists, we shall
never witness again. A Canadian
professor has told that the next
eclipse of its kind will occur in Oc-
tober, 2145, hours, SO minutes and
26 seconds. We enjoyed the sight
very much. Smoked glasses, dark
goggles, developed camera films,
ETC., were much in evidence.
Harvey Kitchens, a farmer living
on the farm known as "The Ellegood
Home Farm" was accidently knock
ed down and seriously hurt by an
automobile in Blades, on Tuesday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wells and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wells
parents of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mr.. Wells mother,
Mrs. Samuel Messick.
Everett Cannon of Princess Anne,
visited his mother on Monday of this
week.
Miss Audrey Lowe spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wootten's family.
VIM. J. Fleetwood has returned
from Wilmington after a fortnight's
absence and has told US some long
ones since his return.
Miss Alma Hearn spent the week
end with Helen Elliott of Seaford.
DR.. Robert Ellegood spent Sunday
with his brother here, DR.. J. A. Ellie
good, of Wilmington.
Walter M. Hearn has gone to Har-
risbury to attend the Threshermen's
Convention to be held there. Mr..
Hearn represents the Huber Mfg.
Co. in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Conaway spent
Sunday with Mrs. Conaway's par
9nt's, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Baker.
More people die of broken pocket
books than of broken hearts.
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houses. As there is no remedy known
for sick fowls, or drugs that can be
given to healthy ones that will prevent
them from getting the disease If ex-
posed, the only thing that can be done
is to apply rigidly the general principles
of sanitation and hygiene. As the
plague is reported to be much more act
i've in summer than in winter, 1t is
important that it's spread should be
checked and the virus destroyed as soon
as possible. The following precautions,
if carefully observed, should protect
their focks from this dreaded disease,
says Doctor Moore.
Keep houses clean and well ventilated,
and feed no garbage containing raw
chicken flesh or viscera. At least one
outbreak has started from feeding in
fected viscera. Be sure that any new
fowls come from a healthy source, and
isolate newly purchased fowls in a
seperate house for at least ten days be-
fore they are placed in the home flock.
Watch all poultry carefully. Remove
any sick one promptly and thoroly clean
and disinfect the place. Burn and
bury dead fowls.
Clean and disinfect all used poultry
crates brought on the premises. Cats
and dogs should not pass from one
poultry house or farm to another, and
owners, attendants, or other persons
should not go from farms on which fowl
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Progress and Profit in Poultry y T:' r,f Ras Hl

| plague exists 10 other poultry farms O.
houses. Take precautions to prevsst
the virus from being brought to thS
premises on implements, clothing, %
animals, and Il the virus should gaia
entrance, keep II from getting away ana
into other focks. All infected poultry
| houses should be cleaned, the lietSs
burned or buried and the floors, raestE.
feeding and watering dishes and neses
disinfeoted.
Since sanitation Is the only knosra
preventive measure, coupled with hye
giene aB stated, then the best Of GiSR,
fectants should be used in secitins
sanitatiOn-a powerful germicide, otsS
at least three or more times as powsea
full as carbolic acid should be li6e=aiiY
employed.
characteristics Of Birds
Bach week the subiOined table va
set forth such superficial characsasis
tics as indicate productiveness o. each
individual in certain pens. The cARFAc,
teristics are:
1. Color of face, comb and wattles. Z
2. Length of body.
3. Condition Of feathers.
4. Condition of pelvic bones.
3. Distance between pelvic bones.
6. Distance between pelvic bones as4
end of keel.
These characteristics will be nuup
bered, respectively, from to in tss
table. When the expression "2 F. aS
pears it means that tive fingers cNr
be placed between the edges of taa
pelvic or laying bones, as they appeS. =
thru slight pressure made by the 62a
gers Thin or thick pelvic bones are
recognizable as indicative of high or
low capacity, coupled with the distance
between the pelvic bones and the end
Of the keel. or breastbone, which is
also expressed go F" or "445" etc.
PEN NO. 81
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to its purpose. Tt infringes n
or individual right and adds
cent to the burden of the gal
It's enactment into law VIII
towards ensuring good hunIi
poor and rich now, and IN
generations.
The Game Refuge Bill PIN
for the purchase of swamp a
which are suitable breeding, zee
and resting grounds for mlgra
waterfowl and other game. NO sll
ing would be permitted on tnesS
fuges. In addition it provides
tain other areas as public shoo
grounds where the man OF moCe.
means may enjoy as good Sport
his well-to-dO brother of the snoo'
club. 1t further provides for ~
administration of the important' y.
gratory Bird Treaty between
United States and Canada.
The Game Refuge Bill IS the pr
uct of the practical experience
knowledge of the foremost game
thorities from every section o.
country. 1t was fitted to the col
try's needs. And the whole cost
administering the measure is coyel
by a yearly license fee Of one dol
paid by each hunter of nigra5
game. Those who hunt only Id
game are not affected.
The bill is entirely non-partissn
character. Men like John w. DaI
Secretary of War Weeks, Sena
Pat Harrison, Senator Simeon
Fess. William Jennings Bryan, SCI
tor Joseph T. Robinson, Represen
tive Nicholas LOngworth and npd
other leaders have come out fI
footedly for it. The late Secret1
of Agriculture, Henry c. WallEI
was a strong advocate of the meast1
Over 100000 sportsmen, thro4I
out the country, have endorsed II
bill, either individually or throH
the organizations of which they /
Leading national socieH
and organizations have expresH
their strong approval Of it. ARG
these are: The American Legion,
National Federation of Wome
Clubs, the National Grange, the
tional Association of Audubon Sod
ties, the National Forestry Assoc
lion. the Izaak Walton League, q
the American Came Protective
ISOLATION.
In view Of the pressing need
conserve and increase this great
,iOnal resource-our country's gar
md especially its migratory wild I'D
the least that we can do is to G
,ur whole-hearted support to a me
Ire so admirably devised for t
as the Game Refuge Bill
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Blanchards Station

Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham and
sister, Mrs. Leonal Hands and son,
Johnathan, from New Haven, Conn,
attended the funeral of their bro
ther, James Hamilton, who died on
Thursday afternoon. The funeral
was at the home on Sunday at 1 p.
m. Interment at Bridgeville ceme-
terry. Besides his father and mother
he leaves five brothers and three
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Bier and
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

son Chas. Jr., spent Sunday with
Mr.. OILERS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Webb, near Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cleaves
and son from Hickman spent Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Zott at Greenwood.
Miss Bernice L. Rogers, mean
Greenwood, spent Sunday with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rogers.
Charles Prettyman, Jr., and sis
ter, Miss Belle Prettyman, from
Greenwood spent Saturday at Mil
ford.
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Ut VI anu ptIHapS ustIuI OF Jntm al
our wild game.
Abundance of game amounts to
national health insurance, and to
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

More people die of broken pocket
books than of broken hearts.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

much more than
this. The hunters
and sportsmen OF
a country rich in
game, in times of
national crisis, are
soldiers three
fourths made.
They are rugged,
enduring and can
shoot. They are
clean livers and
quick thinkers, and
they have a vim
and ctnadiuaer IN
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Game Protection Vital Ste
In Conservation Says \
By POSTMASTER GENERAL HARRY s. NEW

More and the attention of people turning the cOns
of natural
have given thought to the preservation and increase OF our
through We nave
and enforced certain regulatory in hunting and fishing
other mo
slowly the preservation and increase valuable
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30

You have a right to your opinion
but unless it is based upon know
ledge you haven't any right to ex-
press it.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Comparative Yield by Years

The yields In corresponding
In Philadelphia
Competitions
Week st a 5m 9 18th 18th 18th
eek
Total l2s4 7s5 s S0 1855 p o
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SELF-HELP BOOKS

25 Rhyming Dictionary
Is On the Choice of Books. Carlyle
rs Hints on Public Speaking. Altgeld
81 Common Faults in Writing English
s6 On Reading. Brandes
80 How to Live 100 Years. Cornaro
1872 A Book of Synonyms
S26 Hints on Writing Short Stories
496 Hints on Writing One-Act Plays
536 Fantasia on Books and Reading
342 Hints News Reporting
437 Hints on Scenario Writing
463 Art of Reading
465 Esperanto for Beginners
5l4 Hints on Writing Poetry. Wood
us Auction Bridge for Beginners.
$50 Hints on Etiquette. Floyd
629 Hand Book of Legal Forms
639 1000 Most Essential English Words
681 Spelling Self Taught Smith
6S2 Grammar Self Taught. Smith
6S3 Punctuation Self Taught. Smith
S21 How to Improve Your Vocabulary
s22 Rhetoric Self Taught. Smith
s23 English Composition Self Taught
703 Psychology Self Taught.
sos Bee Keeping for Profit. Randolph
685 Hints on Interior Decorations
734 A Book of Useful Phrases
749 Camping, Woodcraft and Wildcraft
764 Hints on Writing Book Reviews
$50 Helpful Hints for Hikers
S15 A Book of Familiar Quotations
S35 A Handbook of Useful Tables
s+7 Card Games, How to Play Them
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SOCIAL HYGIENE

IA What Every Girl Should Know
653 What Boys Should Know. Fielding
654 What Young Men Should Know
655 What Young Women Should Know
656 What Married Men Should Know
657 What Married Women Should Know
$50 Woman's Sexual Life. Fielding
$50 Mans Sexual Life. Fielding
648 Observation-Disclosures of Youth
Fielding
"A Physiology of Sex Life. Greer
726 Simple Facts About Venereal Dis
eases. Greer
81 Care of the Baby
81 Manhood: The Facts of Life
9S How to Love Wood
172 Evolution of Sex. Wood
III Modern Sexual Morality. Wood
500 Sex in Psychoanalysis Wood
12T What EXpectant Mothers Should
Know
1S9 Eugenics Made Plain. Ellis
203 Love Rights of Women Ellis
209 Aspects of Birth Control. Knopf
651 How to Psyche -Analyze Yourself
7S2 Psycho-Analysis and the Mind and
Body. Bonus
7S4 Tests Used in Psyche Analysis
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OSCAR WILDE

: The Ballard Of Reading Jail
s Lady Windermere's Fan
36 Soul of Man Under Socialism
As Salome
az The Importance of Being Earnest
16S The Epigrams of Oscar Wilde
$50 The Happy Prince. and Other Tales
313 The Decay of Lying
315 Pen, Pencil and Poison
373 The Truth of Masks
374 375 The Critic as Artist. > vols.
376 A Woman of No Importance
664 Wilde's Letters 10 Bernhard
7S6 Panthea. and other Poems
ISL The Harlot'S House
432 Tragic Story Of Wilde's Life. Finger
412 Oscar Wilde in Outline. Finger
col RecolleCtionS- of oscar Wilde
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DRAMA

90 The Mikado. Gilbert
226 The -Semites. Schnitzler
766 Gallant Cassian. SchnitZler
3OS She Stoops to Conquer. Goldsmith
335 The Land of Hearts Desire. Yeats
337 Pippa Passes. Browning
S71 Empedocles on Etna. Arnold i.
S7S Maid of Orleans. Samuels
3S3 The Creditor. Strindberg
3s4 Four One-Act Plays. StrindberS
596 Embers. Haldeman- Julius
400 Pierrot of the Minute. Dowson
462 Everyman. A Morality Play
416 God of Vengeance. Asch
539 None Beneath the King. Gorilla
572 The Beggar's Opera. John Gay
$50 The Pot-Boiler. Sinclair
$50 The Second Story Man. Sinclair
631 The Naturewoman. Sinclair
633 Prince Hagen. Sinclair
619 Doctor FauStus. MarloWe
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STEVENSON. ROBERT LOUIS

38 DR.. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
279 VIII O. the Mill. and Markheim
29S Francois Nillon. House breaker
81 a Lodging for the Night
349 An Apology for Idlers
35S Nirginibus Puerisque
$40 Father Damien
554 \ Child s Garden of Verses
6JS Walking Tours
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HISTORY

SO Paine's Common Sense
"a The Mystery of the Iron Mask
SO Marriage: Its Past. Present and Fu-
ture. Annie Besant
125 War Speech of Wilson
126 History of Rome. Wood
149 Historic Crimes and Criminals
$50 Lost Civilizations. Finger
174 Trial of William Penn
IT'S Science of History. Froude
185 History of Printing. Disraeli
POI Satan and the Saints. Tichenor
PA Speeches of Lincoln
276 Speeches of Washington
286 Prostitution in the Ancient World
469 The Egypt of Yesterday
500 The Ancient Regime (France Before
the Revolution)
SIS Fall of Louis XVI, GottSchalk
sos First French Republic
757 Consulate of Napoleon
558 Great Pirates. c. J. Finger
$50 A History of Polar Exploration
596 A History of Modern Mexico
602 Great Pyramid of Egypt
sos Indians of the Pueblos. Seymour
754 History of the New York Indians
755 Five Civilized Indian Tribes
756 Story of Sioux Indians. Seymour
627 Short History of the Jews. Wood
S24 Torquemada. Wood
1877 Among African Negroes. Bender
HUMOR
Is Idle Thoughts Idle Fellow. Jerome
20 Let's Laugh. NaSby
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20s Debate on Birth Control Mrs. San
ger-Winter Russell
"a McNeal-Sinclair Debate on Socialism
34l Lincoln Douglas Debate
CO. Is X X X Destructive? Imperial Wiz
ard Evans and Israel Zangwiu
I23 Soviet Form of Government. Nearir-
and Russell
762 Optimism vs. Pessimism. Henry Frank
and Percy Ward
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EMERSON, RALPH WALDO

so Compensation and Friendship
.179 Gems From Emerson
423 424-425-426 Representative Men.
vols.
i542 Essays on Power and Behavior
s543 Essays on Experience and Politics
I544 Essays on the Poet and Nature
7545 Essays on Character and Manners
1916 Love, Heroism and Prudence
f547 Spiritual Laws and Circles
E54S Essays on History and Intellect
i549 Nominalist and Realist, and the Over
1850 Essays on Art and Self Reliance
1861 Essays on Beauty and Worship
1862 Essays Fate and Illusions
s553 Essays on Wealth and Culture
33S A Guide to Emerson
ia Life of Emerson. Wood
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BIOGRAPHY

Life of Johnson. Macaulay
393 Frederick the Great. Macaulay
33 Brann: Smasher of Shams
312 Works of Laurence Stern. Gum
343 Diary of Columbus in 1892
429 Works of Jonathan Swift. Gum
b22 Life of Thomas Paine. Gum
b23 Life of Franklin. Gum
67S Life of Haldeman Julius
704 Life of Diderot. Gum
705 Charles Lamb and His Friends
769 Life of Thomas jefferson. Gum
81 Bruno: His Life and Martyrdom
50 Mary, Queen of Scots. Dumas
So Vindication of Paine. Ingersol
123 Life of Madame du Barry. Tichenor
1S3 Life of Jack London. Tichenor
323 Life of Joan of Arc. Tfchenor
12S Life of Caesar. Wood
147 Cromwell and His Times. Wood
712 Shelley and the Women He Loved
713 Byron and the Women He Loved
71S Great Women of Antiquity. Wood
139 Life of Dante
141 Life of Napoleon. Finger
32S Joseph Addison and His Time
339 Life of Thoreau. Finger
394 Boswelrs Life of Johnson
395 Autobiography of Cellini
412 Life of Mahomet. Finger
537 Life of Barnum. Finger
565 Magellan and the Pacific. Finger
604 Life of Roosevelt. Finger
142 Life of Bismarck. BoWicke
227 Keats: The Man and His Friends
236 Heart Affairs of Henry VIII
269-270- 271 -272 Contemporary Portraits.
Vols. Frank Harris
324 Life of Lincoln. Bowers
433 Life of Marat. Gottschalk
43S-439 Secret Memoirs. De Pompadour.
vols.
AGO Life of Michelangelo. Brandes
b06 Life of Voltaire. Brandes
525 Life of Goethe. Brandes
526 Life of Caesar. Brandes
518 Life and Works of Dickens. Swasey
521 Life of John Brown. Gold
$40 Life of Martin Luther. Vedder
765 Life of Francis of Assist Vedder
612 Life of Disraeli. Smith
666-667 Sarah Bernhardt AS / Knew Her.
vols. Dorian
$50 Pasteur and His Work. Fishbein
TAT Buses Love Affair With DAnnunzio
767 Hauptmann and Sudernann. Seibel
752 Life and Works of Walter Scott
500 What the Editors Wife Is Thinking
About Marcel Haldeman- Julius
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ESSAYS-(COLLECTIONS)

| AZ Truth, and Other Essays. Bacon
] 20 Charles Lambs Essays
l176 Four Essays on Sex. Ellis
1885 Essays. Chesterton
s27S Friendship. Thoreau
.44S Montaigne and Voltaire. Powys
I449 Rousseau and Hugo. Powys
450 De Maupassant, France and Blake.
PowyS
451 De Gourmont and Byron. Powys
452 Bronte and Henry James. Powys
453 Conrad and Wilde. Powys
460 Misc. Essays. Haldeman Julius
461 Literary Essays. Haldeman Julius
534 Honey and Gall PowyS
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SERIES OF DEBATES

43 Marriage and Divorce. Greeley Owen
122 Spiritualism. Doyle McCabe
129 Rome or Reason. Ingersoll- Manning
130 Controversy on Christianity Inger-
ollGladstone
III Has Life Any Meaning Frank Hsr-
ris-Percy Ward
2o6 Capitalism VS.. Socialism. Seligman-
Nearing
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FINE ARTS

2S7 Whistler. Man and His Work
3s7 History of Painting. Sheehan
4o3 History of Music. Sheehan
ass History of Sculpture. Sheehan
1853 History of Architecture Sheehan
Alb Need for Art in Life. Holborn.
476 Handbook on Gilbert and Sullivan
507 Richard Wagner: An Introduction
440 Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni
410 Die Walkuere Richard Wagner
AL l Pagliacci. Leoncavallo
ass Richard Strauss Salome
456 Carmen. Bizet
457 Lohengrin. Wagner
45s Tannhauser. Wagner
459 Das Rheingold. Wagner
4s4 Siegfried. Wagner
495 Rigoletto. Verdi
$50 Gotterdammerung Wagner
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81 Dream of John Ball. William Morris
352 Short Stories. William Norris
40 House and Brain. Bulwer Lytton
Al A Christmas Carol. Dickens
5S Tales From Decameron. Boccaccio
673 Illicit Love. Boccaccio
673 Tales of Love and Life. Boccaccio
674 Falcon and Other Tales. Boccaccio
70 Color of Life. Haldeman Julius
102 Sherlock Holmes Tales
1U7 The Dream Woman. Collins
148 Strength of Strong. Jack London
145 Great Ghost Stories
ISL Man Who Would Be King. kipling
331 Finest Story in World. kiping
332 The Man Who Was. kipling
333 Mulvaney Stories. Kipling
336 The Mark of the Beast. kipling
357 City of Dreadful Night. kipling
161 Country of the Blind. Wells
1872 Daisy Miller Henry James
215 Miraculous Revenge. Shaw
232 Three Strangers. Hardy
277 Man Without Country. Hale
2S5 Euphorian in Texas. George Moore
307 A Tillyloss Scandal. Barrie
355 Aucassn and Nicolete Lang
363 Miggles, and Other Stories. Harte
397 Irish Fairy Tales
42o Short Stories From the Spanish
334 Caught. Haldeman- Julius
454 Unworthy Coopers. Haldeman- Julius
4s9 Great Yiddish Short Stories
SIT The Lifted Veil. George Eliot
5S3-5s4-5S5-5S6-5 The Jungle, six
vols. Sinclair
5so-5s1-5s2 The Millennium. three vols
Sinclair
594 The Overman. Sinclair
634-6S5 A Captain of Industry. two vols.
Sinclair
sos Happy HypocrAe. Beerbohm.
GIT Hamilcar: Great Man of Carthage
Flaubert
$50 The Lost Phoebe. Dresser
69s Tales of Chicago. Ben Hecht
500 Broken Necks Ben Hecht
733 Brazilian Short Stories
745 MonteS: The Matador Frank Harris
746 Daughter of Eve. Frank Harris
500 Costa Rican Tales
s44 Voyage to Lilliput Swift
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1877 Witticisms of de Sevigne
505 Proverbs of West Africa
825 Proverbs Of Turkey
106 Aphorisms of George Sand
22s Aphorisms of Huxley
304 What Great Women Said About Men
$40 Wisdom of Thackeray
402 Epigrams of George Moore
444 Epigrams of de Gourmont
643 Collection Of Apothegms. Bacon
707 Epigrams of Love. France
73s Poor Richards Almanac
PHILOSOPHY
II A Guide to Nietzsche. Hamblen
~ Nietzsche: Who He Was. Durant
80 Guide to Aristotle. Durant
159 Guide to Plato. Durant
443 Guide to Francis Bacon. Durant
512 Voltaire. Durant
$50 a Guide to Spinoza. Durant
700 Guide to Schopenhauer
772 Philosophy of Spencer. Durant
802 Contemporary European Philosophers
s13 Contemporary Am. Philosophers
S39 Anatole France. viii Durant
80 What Life Means to Me. London
So Herbert Spencer. Hudson
573 Gist of Herbert Spencer
81 Eucken: His Life and Philosophy
65 Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
81 Trial and Death of Socrates
153 Chinese Philosophy of Life
96 Dialogues of Plato
157 Platos Republic
1873 Studies in Pessimism. Schopenhauer
364 Art of Controversy. Schopenhauer
SIS Essays in Ethics. Schopenhauer
165 Discovery of Future. H. G. Wells
2lo Stole Philosophy. Gilbert Murray
BAT Guide to Stocism. Stock
212 Life and Character. Goethe
$50 The Prince. Machiavelli
Ala Art of Happiness. Powys
asa Is Progress an Illusion?
571 kant's Critical Philosophy
470 A Guide to Kant. Thomas
sos A Guide to Bergson. Thomas
SIT Mark Twain: The Philosopher Who
Laughed at the World. Finger
576 The Encheiridion, or Manual Epic
tetuS
s13 Ancient Philosophers. Randolph
GA Religious Philosophers. Randolph
615 Modern Philosophers. Randolph
622 Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates
642 New Atlantis. Francis Bacon
671 Moral Discourses of Epictetus
1856 Morals of Seneca
1877 Thoughts on Life Joubert
76S Guide to Philosophy of German
Idealists
748 A History of Social Ideals. Mahan
763 Gist of Burton's Anatomy of Melan-
choly
$50 Max Stirner and the Philosophy of the
Individual Markun
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SERIES On FARMING.

407 Hints on Farming
430 Poultry for Profit
420 HINTS on Animal Hushandrv
484 Hints on Raising Farm Crops
4S6 Hints on Soils and Fertilizers
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So Insects and Men: Instinct and Rea-
son. Clarence Darrow
81 Hypnotism Made Plain. Hutchinson
$40 Electric Energy: What 1t Does and
Promises. Moritzen
100 Psyche .Analysis-The Key to Human
Behavior. Fielding
217 The Puzzle of Personality: A Study
in Psyche Analysis. Fielding
447 Auto Suggestion-How 1t Works.
Fielding
6ss Teeth and Mouth Hygiene. Reiss and
Fielding.
l4o Biology and Spiritual Philosophy.
Tichenor
202 Survival of the Fittest. Tichenor
191 Evolution VS.. Religion. Balmforth
2SS Reflections on Science. Huxley
327 The Ice Age. Finger
372 Guide to Malthusianism. Gambs
405 An Outline of Economics. Gambs
4OS Introduction to Enstein. Hudgings
400 Great Men of Science Darlington
All Nature of Dreams. Darlington
419 Life: It's Origin and Nature
445-446 Psychical Research, two vols.
491 Psychology for Beginners
493 New Discoveries in Science
524 Death: and Its Problems. Darlington
679 Chemistry for Beginners
761 Food and Diet. Darlington
467 Evolution Made Plain. Mason
4S1 The Stone Age. Wood
708 Introduction TO Philology. Wood
7o9 Sociology for Beginners. Wood
10 Botany for Beginners. Wood
I'll Sociology of Lester Ward
1873 Principles of Electricity. Shipley
557 Is the Moon Dead World? Shipley
SOB New Light on Prehistoric Cultures.
Shipley.
sos The A b G of the Electron Theory of
Matter. Shipley
607 Solving Mystery of Comets. Shipley
COS Origin and Development of Atomic
Theory. Shipley
500 Are the Planets Inhabited? Shipley
720 Intelligence of Invertebrates Shipley
721 Intelligence of Nertebrates. Shipley
722 Electricity and Life. Shipley
sos Mans Debt to the Sun. Shipley
S37 Greek Physics and Modern Science
500 Experiments in Animal Psychology
725 Zoology Self Taught Randolph
727 Psychology of Affections. Randolph
72S Life Among the Bees. Randolph
796 Life Among Butterflies. Randolph
SIS Life Among Dragonflies Randolph
$40 Life Among Ants. Randolph
S04 Freud on Sleep and Sexual Dreams
776 Foundations of Science. Miller