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✓ Mr. Donald Jones-librarian ..................8-1355

✓ Dr. F. W. Roberts..................2-3176

✓ Mrs. H. A. Lunt-research..................2-0890

✓ Judge Roscoe Steffen..................2-2253
also Law school
(*2-1736home)

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Ellsworth Huntington (Personal Data)

Date of Birth: September 16, 1876

Degrees from colleges: B.A., Beloit, 1897
M.A., Harvard, 1902
Ph.D., Yale, 1909

Title: Research Associate in Geography,
Professorial Rank

"A Town that has gone Downhill" by James Walter
Goldthwait

The Geographical Review Vol.XVII October 1927
pp. 527-552

Nicoya Polychrome—Jaguar

AMERICA'S
YESTERDAY

BY F. MARTIN BROWN

Here, in a fascinating, authoritative book for the general reader, is the
complete story of the sources of the human race on this great continent,
and of the early civilizations that have left so strong an imprint here.
The author brings the studies of antiquity in North and South America
completely up-to-date. American archeology is still a very young
science. But it is a lusty infant, and much has been added to the sum of
knowledge in the last few years. Beginning with a discussion of the
findings of science in regard to early man over the entire world, the
author goes on to discuss the early sources of man in America; the

Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacan

F. MARTIN BROWN, a professor at
in Colorado, also holds the position of le-
ogy at Colorado College. He has trav-
 Southwest, and is well acquainted with
and Mexico. A few summers ago Mr.
trated lectures on early America for
Springs. The lectures aroused so much i
asked to repeat them in extended for-
course became so popular that he was fin-
rial into a book. "America's Yesterday"

Published September, 1937

Title: Aids to the Student of Conservation.
inches. Paper, net 25¢.

32 pages. 8⅜ by 10¾

Author: Visher—Stephen S. Visher, Professor of Geography, Indiana University.

Subject: Conservation.

Teachers and students alike, especially those already familiar with the highly successful textbook edited by Parkins and Whitaker, will be pleased to learn of the publication of this helpful manual.

Dr. Visher offers suggestions on important points which will enable the student to organize more effectively the large amount of material in the textbook. The author has divided his material into two classifications—"review questions" for which the answers may be found in "Parkins and Whitaker," and "discussion questions" which serve to direct attention in a different way to some of the more essential topics.

The questions given are not exhaustive: Additional significant points may be brought out by the teacher. However, it is believed that the student who can answer correctly each of the questions in the manual concerning any particular chapter, without referring again to the textbook, will have mastered the main points of the subject under discussion. The "thought-provoking questions" lead to application of the facts presented in the textbook to vital problems of present-day civilization.

Spaces are provided for brief written answers for many of the questions. The pages are removable for the convenience of the instructor in correcting the answers.

This manual should render invaluable aid in the study of the problems of conservation. It will help to orient the student in the subject and direct him to the essential facts with which he should become familiar.

JOHN WILEY & SONS, Inc.

London: CHAPMAN & HALL, Ltd.

440 Fourth Ave., New York

Montreal, Quebec: Renouf Publishing Co.

The Patient and the Weather Card 2

Volume I, Part 2, "Autonomic Integration"
Quarto - 781 Pages - 366 Text Figures - $9.00

"Presents a d tailed study of the effect of weather
in conditioning individuals of varying habitus.
Day-by-Day chemical and clinical studies are
graphically presented, integrating the physiolog-
ical reaction to weather change."

(See Card 3)

The Patient and the Weather

Card 3

Volume II, "Autonomic Dysintegration"

Quarto - 530 Pages - 249 Text Figures, $6.50

"The clinical effects of undue implication of biological rhythm when the individual is unduly susceptible or where the environment is unusually unstable. The clinical conditions include the tetanoid status, migraine and the migraine equivalents, epilepsy and eclampsia, the effects on the uterus -- premature delivery (and other discussions). The relation of these dysfunctions to conditioned and frequently precipitated by meteorological factors. In detailed (case) studies."

(See Card 4)

The Patient and the Weather

Card 4

Volume III, "Mental and Nervous Disease"

Quarto - 375 Pages - 192 Text Figures, $5.00

".. an analysis of continuous biological rhythm as it finds reflection in the abnormal mental reaction in the schizophrenic and the manic depressive patient. The close integration of mind and body (Kretschmer) is extended to an integration of mind and body and meteorological environment..in antipodal human types. Included ..is a study ofmultiple sclerosis, meningitis, poliomyelitis, and finally there is presented the striking influence of weather in conditioning the syphilitic individual (tabes and paresis)." (the book is a transition from Vol. II to Vol. IV.

(See Card 5)

The Patient and the Weather

Card 6

Volume IV, Part 2, "Thyroid-Diabetes-Blood Dyscrasias-Tuberculosis"

A study of hypo-and hyperthyroidism, diabetes, granulopenia and the blood dyscrasias, and tuberculosis and the study of the significance of the environment upon them. Day-by-day studies over long periods of time.

Quarto -729 Pages - 384 Text Figures
$11.00

See Card 7

STERLING LIBRARY

January 21, 1938

Books recommended by Professor Huntington.

1. Thompson, W. R. Moisture and Farming in South Africa. 1936. (South African Agricultural Series, Vol. 14.) Johannesburg, S. A. Central News Agency(London Agents: Gordon and Gotch).

2. Ionides, M. G. The Regime of the Rivers Euphrates and Tigris. 1937. London. E. and F.N.Spon.

3. Sykes, Godfrey. The Colorado Delta. 1937. New York. Carnegie Institution of Washington and American Geographical Soc. (Special Pub. No. 19.)

4. Sargent, Seaways of the Empire.

Season of Birth to be sent to following magazines:

1. The Journal of Geography 5333 Elston Avenue, Chicago, Ill
2. Economic Geography Clark University, Worcester, Mass.
3. Geographical Review Broadway at 156th Street, New York City
4. Journal of Heredity Room 303 Victor Building, Washington, D. C. (Dr. Robert C. Cook)
5. Journal of Contraception 17 West 16th Street, New York City
6. The Eugenics Review Macmillan and Co. St. Martin's Street, W.C.2 London, England Garrison, New York
7. Science
8. The Geographical Journal The Royal Geographical Society London S.W.7 England
9. Nature
10. The American Sociological Review Smith College, Northampton, Mass. (Professor F. H. Hankins)
11. Biology Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland (Dr. Raymond Pearl)
12.

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