The Chautauquan, Vol. 05, February 1885
by Chautauqua Institution Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
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Chapters (191)
- The Chautauquan, February 1885
- Officers of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle.
- REQUIRED READING FOR FEBRUARY.
- HOW ENGLISH DIFFERS FROM OTHER LANGUAGES.
- FOOTNOTES
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- [February 1.]
- [February 8.]
- [February 15.]
- [February 22.]
- HOME STUDIES IN CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS.
- CHEMISTRY OF FIRE.—ANCIENT FANCIES.
- MODERN FALLACIES.
- THE TRUE EXPLANATION.
- HYDRO-CARBONS.
- TEMPERANCE TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE; OR, THE POISON PROBLEM.
- CHAPTER V.—PROHIBITION.
- STUDIES IN KITCHEN SCIENCE AND ART.
- V. TEA, COFFEE, AND CHOCOLATE.
- HOUSEHOLD BEVERAGES.
- HUXLEY ON SCIENCE.[C]
- FOOTNOTES
- THE CIRCLE OF THE SCIENCES.
- THE POET’S VISION.
- THE HOMELIKE HOUSE.
- CHAPTER II.—THE FAMILY PARLOR.
- NATIONAL AID TO EDUCATION.
- FOOTNOTES
- THE PARSON’S COMFORTER.
- THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
- FOOTNOTES
- GEOGRAPHY OF THE HEAVENS FOR FEBRUARY.
- THE SUN.
- THE MOON
- MERCURY,
- VENUS
- MARS
- JUPITER
- SATURN
- URANUS
- NEPTUNE
- NEW ORLEANS.
- THE UPPER CHAUTAUQUA.
- OUTLINE OF REQUIRED READINGS.
- FEBRUARY, 1885.
- PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL CIRCLE WORK.
- FIRST WEEK IN FEBRUARY.
- MONTHLY PROGRAM.
- FOUNDER’S DAY—FEBRUARY 23.
- LONGFELLOW’S DAY—FEBRUARY 27.
- LOCAL CIRCLES.
- C. L. S. C. MOTTOES.
- C. L. S. C. MEMORIAL DAYS.
- THE C. L. S. C. CLASSES.
- CLASS OF 1885.
- OFFICERS.
- CLASS OF ’86.
- CLASS ORGANIZATION.
- CLASS OF 1887.—“THE PANSIES.”
- OFFICERS.
- CLASS OF 1888.—“THE PLYMOUTH ROCKS.”
- CLASS ORGANIZATION.
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
- I.—TWENTY-FIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “COLLEGE GREEK COURSE IN ENGLISH”—FROM PAGE 83 TO PAGE 187.
- II.—TWENTY-FIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “CHEMISTRY”—FROM BEGINNING OF BOOK TO PAGE 84.
- III.—TWENTY-FIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON “HOW TO HELP THE POOR.”
- THE CHAUTAUQUA UNIVERSITY.
- CAN LANGUAGE BE TAUGHT BY CORRESPONDENCE?
- EDITOR’S OUTLOOK.
- “MINOR MORALS.”
- THE COUNCILS AT BALTIMORE.
- A POOR MAN’S MOTOR.
- REFORMED CRIMINALS.
- EDITOR’S NOTE-BOOK.
- C. L. S. C. NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS FOR FEBRUARY.
- COLLEGE GREEK COURSE IN ENGLISH.
- CHEMISTRY.
- NOTES ON REQUIRED READINGS IN “THE CHAUTAUQUAN.”
- HOW ENGLISH DIFFERS FROM OTHER LANGUAGES.
- SUNDAY READINGS.
- CHEMISTRY.
- TEMPERANCE TEACHINGS OF SCIENCE.
- KITCHEN SCIENCE AND ART.
- HOUSEHOLD BEVERAGES.
- HUXLEY ON SCIENCE.
- THE CIRCLE OF THE SCIENCES.
- TALK ABOUT BOOKS.
- FOOTNOTES
- BOOKS RECEIVED.
- SPECIAL NOTES.
- C. L. S. C. GRADUATES.
- Maine.
- New Hampshire.
- Vermont.
- Massachusetts.
- Rhode Island.
- Connecticut.
- New York.
- New Jersey.
- Pennsylvania.
- Delaware.
- Maryland.
- District of Columbia.
- Virginia.
- West Virginia.
- North Carolina.
- Kentucky.
- Arkansas.
- Louisiana.
- Georgia.
- Alabama.
- Mississippi.
- Ohio.
- Indiana.
- Illinois.
- Michigan.
- Wisconsin.
- Iowa.
- Missouri.
- Minnesota.
- Dakota Territory.
- Nebraska.
- Nevada.
- Kansas.
- Colorado.
- Idaho.
- Washington Territory.
- Oregon.
- California.
- Canada.
- Hawaiian Islands.
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