Handbook on foreign missions of the United Presbyterian Church of North America.

Description based on: 1914.

A Record of twenty-five years.

Running title: L.R.B. & M. journal; 25th anniversary number.

History teacher's magazine

Title from cover

Arthur's illustrated home magazine.

Mode of access: Internet.

Valuation docket no. 1 : in the matter of valuation of the property of the Atlanta, Birmingham ... ; Valuation docket no. 2 : in the matter of valuation of the property of the Texas Midland Railroad Company ; Valuation docket no. 5 : in the matter of the valuation of the property of the Winston-Salem Southbound Railway Company : hearings, Washington, D.C., Dec. 10th to 13th, 1917.

Cover-title.

Early American families : the Williams, Moore, McKitrick, Fonda, Van Allen, Lanning, King, Justice, Cunningham, Longacre, Swanson and Cox families, with numerous related families embracing the ancestors of perhaps 100,000 or more, covering over 330 years, from 1580 to 1916 /

The plates, printed on both sides, consist of family portraits.

Occasional paper no.

"This paper was prepared by the Division of forest pathology, Bureau of plant industry in cooperation with Northeastern forest experiment station and Allegheny forest experiment station".

Archives of pediatrics.

"A monthly journal devoted to the diseases of infants and children."

Baugh's farmers' almanac and reference book.

Description based on: 1924 issue.

Manures : how to make and how to use them : a new practical treatise on the chemistry of manures and manure-making, written specially for the use of farmers, horticulturists and market gardeners /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Analectic magazine [microform].

Title from caption.

The Analectic magazine [microform.]

Has added, engraved title page.

Analectic magazine and naval chronicle [microform.]

Title from caption.

Medical and surgical reporter.

Editors: S.W. Butler, vol. 1-29; D.G. Brinton, vol. 16-56?; H.H. Kynett, vol. 67-77.

Barbarosa : a tragedy in five acts /

Prologue, p. 3-4, and Epilogue, p. 75-76: written by David Garrick.