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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Michigan—Geological and biological survey.
r 016.55774 M66c
Catalog and table of contents of the publications of the Michigan
geological and biological survey, with a list of publications of the United
States geological survey relating to Michigan, 1838-1917. [1918?]
Talman, Charles Fitzhugh.
qr 553.2 T16
Story of coal. 1918. (Mentor, v.6, no.6, May I, 1918.)
Brief popular text with illustrations.
Wada, Tsunashiro.
qr 555-2 Wu
Minerals of Japan; tr. by Takudzi Ogawa. 1904.
Description of specimens from a mineralogical viewpoint. Contains some good
plates.
Botany
Bruning, Christian.
r 580.4 B83
Wunder aus dem pflanzenreiche, fiir die jugend herausgegeben.
[1908.]
Reiche, Carlos.
r 581.972 R29
La vegetacion en los alrededores de la capital de Mexico. 1914.
"Literatura consultada," p.[3].
Rydberg, Per Axel.
r 581.978 Rg6k
Key to the Rocky mountain flora; Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho,
Montana, Saskatchewan, Alberta and parts of Nebraska, South Dakota,
North Dakota and British Columbia. 1919. Privately printed.
Being a reprint of the keys and glossary found in the author's "Flora of the
Rocky mountains and adjacent plains" (r 581.978 R96).
Saunders, Charles Francis.
581.6 S25
Useful wild plants of the United States and Canada; illustrated by
L. H. Aring. 1920. McBride.
Bibliographical foot-notes.
The same
r 581.6 S25
Interesting and instructive work dealing wdth certain plants valuable for edible,
beverage, and medicinal purposes, and as soap substitutes.
Spoehr, Herman Augustus.
Carbohydrate economy of cacti. 1919.
Washington. Publication no.287.)
Contains bibliographical foot-notes.
Useful Arts
qr 583.471 S76
(Carnegie Institution of
American Hardwood Manufacturers' Association. r 634.9 A5122
Inspection rules and sales code, effective September ist. 1919.
[1919.]
Bowsfield, Colvin Cullen.
630 B66
Making the farm pay. Rev. ed. 1919. Forbes.
Consideration of the possibilities of intensive farming—especially the diversified
type. Author is enthusiastic and holds out hope of success beyond that which the
average amateur is likely to attain.
qr 607 Cu
C.I. T. alumnus, Oct. 1914-date. v.i-date. 1914-date. [Pittsburgh.]
Published as a quarterly during the college year by the alumni of Carnegie Institute
of Technology.