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HEDGES AND BRAYTON
EDIT NEW TEXTBOOK FOR
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
is Green” used by the Government,
and co-author with W. A. Stone of
“A Method for Analysis of Lead Ar
senate.”
Dr. C. C. Hedges, head of the de
partment of chemistry and chemical
engineering and H. R. Brayton, pro
fessor of inorganic chemistry, of the
A. and M. College of Texas, are the
authors of a new chemistry textbook
bearing the title of “Laboratory Man
ual of Inorganic Chemistry and Ele
mentary Qualitative Analysis,” be
ing published by D. C. Heath and
Company, New York. This text will
be used with all classes in general
chemistry this fall at the A. and M.
College. It was developed by the
authors as the result of ten years of
its actual use in the laboratory with
freshman classes.
A unique feature of this text is that
experiment formulas are printed in
it on gummed and perforated paper.
These formulas may be detached and
used in any style of note book. Sev
eral institutions from pre-publication
examinations of the manuscript are
considering its adoption as a text
book.
Dr. Hedges is the author of several
other textbooks among them being
“Laboratory Manual of Agricultural
Chemistry,” published first by Ginn
and Qompany in 1908. He is the co
author with W. T. Bryant of the
“Official Method for Analysis of Par-
IF OUR PROFS. USED YELL PRAC
TICE PHRASEOLOGY.
Get fightin’ mad for that old fac
ulty gang!
Write that old quiz grade on your
pillow and sleep on it, men!
Get in there and study. Try to be
distinguished in some other way than
as a mealhound.
Lincoln studied by blazing pine
knots and you have 40 watt frosted
globes. Study darn you.
Think of those old profs in the
Chem. dep’t.—giving their heart and
soul and olfactory nerves for your
education.
When the bell rings to end the lec
ture go up and speak to that old prof.
Let him know you’re interested in his
course!
Dust off those text books. Grease
up that old slide rule. If you haven’t
got that old studious spirit, go lie
down in the Rotunda at night and
dream about it. You gotta get it,
Gang!
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