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Science
February 18, 1915 issue

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The article presents information about two books related to science. One of the books under discussion is titled, Major Prophets of To-day, written by Edwin E. Slosson. According to the author of this book, the prophets of a given age are the men who bring to it distinctive messages and present them in such a form as to sway the currents of contemporary thought. The other book under discussion the third volume of Dr. Erwin F. Smith's book titled, Bacteria in Relation to Plant Diseases. The book is related to the continuing treatment of vascular diseases.

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SCIENCE; BOOKS; MAJOR Prophets of To-day (Book); BACTERIA in Relation to Plant Diseases (Book); SLOSSON, Edwin E.; SMITH, Erwin F.
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