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Excerpt from Popular Science Lectures, Vol. 1: Season of 1922-1923, Presented by Members of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and ScienceThe lectures were delivered to large audiences by members of the Faculty of the institution and were abundantly illustrated by experiments, lantern slides and specimens. They were subsequently broadcast from several Philadelphia radio transmitting stations.About the PublisherForgotten Books ...

Excerpt from Popular Science Lectures, Vol. 3: Season of 1924-1925, Presented by Members of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and ScienceThe third volume of Popular Science Talks, is issued in compliance with requests which have come from many quarters, and in view of the pleasing reception given to the first and second volumes.Especially have these requests come from public libraries and from high schools, Where, in some ins...

Excerpt from Popular Science Lectures, Vol. 3: Season of 1924-1925, Presented by Members of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and ScienceThe third volume of Popular Science Talks, is issued in compliance with requests which have come from many quarters, and in view of the pleasing reception given to the first and second volumes.Especially have these requests come from public libraries and from high schools, Where, in some ins...

Excerpt from Popular Science Lectures, Vol. 1: Season of 1922-1923, Presented by Members of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and ScienceThe lectures were delivered to large audiences by members of the Faculty of the institution and were abundantly illustrated by experiments, lantern slides and specimens. They were subsequently broadcast from several Philadelphia radio transmitting stations.About the PublisherForgotten Books ...

Excerpt from The American Journal of Pharmacy, Vol. 2: April, 1846It is much to be desired, that the next edition of the Pharmacopoeia may be national 1n detail as well as in name, that its provisions may be sufficiently comprehensive to embrace the well grounded pharmaceutical preferences of different sections, when these are not incompatible with that unity of design and scientific propriety, which should be marked features of a work issuing...

Excerpt from The American Journal of Pharmacy, 1906On the east of the Pinetum, and ¿anking the Pagoda Vista (see Plate I) on each side, the collections consist mostly of shrubs, as, for instance, representatives of the genera Berberz's, Rims, Rubus, Crategus, R/zamnus, etc while on the north of the lake and Pine turn, and west of the Botanic Gardens, the collections consist mostly of trees, such as oaks, chestnuts, elms and poplars. The willow...

Excerpt from The American Journal of Pharmacy, 1906 The hardy herbaceous plants are grown in the Herbaceous Ground, which is situated on the northeastern corner of the Botanic Gardens, between the Jodrell Laboratory and the Cumberland Gate, and bounded on the east by the Richmond Road and on the west by the Rock Garden. The plants are set out in parallel beds and are arranged according to their natural orders, Bentham and Hooker's classificat...

Excerpt from The American Journal of Pharmacy, Vol. 2: April, 1846 It is much to be desired, that the next edition of the Pharmacopoeia may be national in detail as well as in name, that its provisions may be sufficiently comprehensive to embrace the well grounded pharmaceutical preferences of different sections, when these are not incompatible with that unity of design and scientific propriety, which should be marked features of a work issui...