Instructions for Cooperative Observers.

Sunshine Tables (Edition 1905, reprinted 1944), Part I : Latitudes 20 Degrees and 30 Degrees North.
Published: (1944)

Sunshine Tables (Edition 1905, reprinted 1944), Part II : Latitudes 30 Degrees to 40 Degrees North.
Published: (1944)

Sunshine Tables (Edition 1905, reprinted 1944), Part III : Latitude 40 Degrees to 50 Degrees North.
Published: (1944)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Corpus Christi, Texas.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Fort Worth, Texas.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Boise, Idaho.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Miami, Fla.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Del Rio, Texas.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1939, Missoula, Montana.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Washington, D.C.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Keokuk, Iowa.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1940, Rochester, New York.
Published: (1941)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1941, Erie, Pennsylvania.
Published: (1942)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1941, Medford, Oregon.
Published: (1942)

Annual Meteorological Summary, with Comparative Data, 1939, North Head, Washington.
Published: (1940)

Frontogenetic Regions in the Far East, Mar. 1944 Reprint.
Published: (1944)

Smithsonian meteorological tables, based on Guyot's meteorological and physical tables; 4th revised edition (corrected to Jan. 1918).
Published: (1918)

Smithsonian meteorological tables, based on Guyot's meteorological and physical tables; 5th revised edition (corrected to Jan. 1931).
Published: (1931)

An historical account of earthquakes, extracted from the most authentick historians : Containing a minute and very instructive relation of those dreadful ones that happened at Port-Royal in Jamaica, and at Calania in Sicily, in 1692, and at Lima and Calao, in 1746. A particular description of the late fatal one at Lisbon, from the relation of Captain Richard Overton, of Liverpool (who was actually in the city when it happened, and very providentially escaped being buried in the ruins) and others. Mr. Archibald Bowyer's account of trying, condemning, and punishing two prisoners in the Court of Inquisition, and a faithful narrative of his escape from thence; written by himself, is occasionally inserted. With a description of the Auto de Fe, which the Portuguese were commemorating at the time, the earthquake happened. And a prefatory dissertation on the causes of earthquakes, with the method of making an artificial one. With many other particulars. And a sermon preached at Weverham, in Cheshire, on Friday the 6th of February last. By the Rev. Mr. Tho. Hunter, vicar of Weverham.
by: Hunter, Thomas, 1712-1777

An historical account of earthquakes, extracted from the most authentick historians : Containing a minute and very instructive relation of those dreadful ones that happened at Port-Royal in Jamaica, and at Catania in Sicily, in 1692, and at Lima and Calao, in 1746. A particular description of the late fatal one at Lisbon, from the relation of Captain Richard Overton, of Liverpool (who was actually in the city when it happened, and very providentially escaped being buried in the Ruins) and others. Mr. Archibald Bowyer's account of trying, condemning, and punishing two prisoners in the Court of Inquisition, and a faithful narrative of his escape from thence; written by himself, is occasionally inserted. With a description of the Auto de Fe, which the Portuguese were commemorating at the time, the earthquake happened. And a prefatory dissertation on the causes of earthquakes, with the method of making an artificial one. With many other particulars. And a sermon preached at Weverham, in Cheshire, on Friday the 6th of February last. By the Rev. Mr. Tho. Hunter, vicar of Weverham.
by: Hunter, Thomas, 1712-1777

Destructive and near -destructive earthquakes in California and western Nevada, 1769-1933.
Published: (1934)

Press releases, Mar. 11, 1933.
Published: (1933)

Press releases, Mar. 18, 1933.
Published: (1933)

Porto Rico section of Climatological Service of Weather Bureau.
Published: (1910)

Japanese progress after earthquake.
Published: (1923)

United States Earthquakes, 1934.
Published: (1936)

An essay on the agitations of the sea, and some other remarkables attending the earthquakes of the year M,DCC,L,V : To which are added, some thoughts on the causes of earthquakes. Written in the year 1756.
by: Perkins, John, 1698-1781

Earthquake investigations in California, 1934-35.
Published: (1936)

Progress of seismological investigations in U.S., Jan. 1, 1925 to June 30, 1927.
Published: (1927)

United States Earthquakes, 1936.
Published: (1938)

The philosophy of earthquakes, natural and religious : Or An inquiry into their cause, and their purpose. By William Stukeley, M.D. rector of St. George's, Queen-Square: Fellow of the College of Physicians and Royal Society.
by: Stukeley, William, 1687-1765
Published: (1750)

The philosophy of earthquakes, natural and religious. Part II. By William Stukeley, M.D. rector of St. George's, Queen-Square: fellow of the College of Physicians and Royal Society.
by: Stukeley, William, 1687-1765
Published: (1750)

United States Earthquakes, 1933.
Published: (1935)

Earthquake History of United States, Part II-California and Western Nevada.
Published: (1939)

Japan after earthquake.
Published: (1923)