A.L.A. Booklist: 1904, Volumes 1 à 3American Library Association Publishing Board, 1906 |
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Page 81 - A practical treatise of 320 pages, fully illustrated by 175 detailed illustrations, setting forth the principles of gas engines and producer design, the selection and installation of an engine, conditions of perfect operation, producer-gas engines and their possibilities, the care of gas engines and producer-gas plants, with a chapter on volatile hydrocarbon and oil engines.
Page 115 - How to attract the birds, and other talks about bird neighbours, by Neltje Blanchan [pseud.] NY Doubleday, 1902. 224p.il. **$1.35net. Contents. How to invite bird neighbours — The ntbythroat's caterers — Bird architecture — Home life — Nature's first law — Songs without words — Why birds come and go — What birds do for us — Some naturalized foreigners — Index.
Page 123 - CJ The Birds of Eastern North America. With Original Descriptions of all the Species which occur East of the Mississippi River between the Arctic Circle and the Gulf of Mexico, with Full Notes on their Habits, etc. Containing thirty-two plates drawn on stone by the author.
Page 104 - Red Fox THE STORY OF His ADVENTUROUS CAREER IN THE RINGWAAK WILDS, AND OF His FINAL TRIUMPH OVER THE ENEMIES OF His KIND. With fifty illustrations, including frontispiece in color and cover design by Charles Livingston Bull. Square quarto, cloth decorative...
Page 85 - It treats of capital and labor and the many social topics resulting from their interrelations. It is a pity that the edition was so soon exhausted. The set is very hard to get, the Superintendent of Documents having none for distribution and the quota with congressmen having been distributed long ago. The volumes occur in the congressional set as serial no.
Page 157 - A new series of maps, with descriptive text and diagrams, showing products, imports, exports, commercial conditions, and economic statistics of the countries of the world.
Page 110 - The Language of All the World," " The Titan Myth," " Spenser," " Milton," " Wordsworth," and
Page 200 - Contents. The dance — On the bottom of the dory — The blasphemer — The commandeering of the Lucy Foster — The illimitable senses — The joy of a Christmas passage — The drawn shutters — The smugglers — Between shipmates — The ice-dogs — The Americanization of roll-down Joe — The harsh word — The magnetic hearth.
Page 123 - KEY TO North American Birds. Containing a concise account of every species of living and fossil bird at present known on the continent north of the boundary -line between Mexico and the United States, including Greenland.
Page 34 - The contents include the new Idol-atry; Tainted money; Standard oil and foreign missions; Shall ill-gotten gains be sought for Christian purposes? The ethics of luxurious ex-penditure; The church and the nation; Religion and democracy; Rights and duties; The new century and the new nation; The Prince of life. "One does not have to agree with all that Ii said to appreciate the importance of the sub-jects discussed.