Scientific American Supplement No. 819, September 12, 1891
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 819
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 12, 1891.
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XXXII, No. 819.
Scientific American established 1845
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THE PRODUCTION OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN THROUGH THE ELECTROLYSIS OF WATER.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND CAPABILITIES.
LECTURE II.
HOW GAS CYLINDERS ARE MADE.
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE HORSESHOE.
SHEET GLASS FROM MOLTEN METAL.
WELDLESS STEEL CHAINS.
AN ENGLISH STEAM FIRE ENGINE.
THE SYSTEM OF MILITARY DOVE COTES IN EUROPE.1
THE ISLE OF MAN TWIN SCREW STEAMER TYNWALD.
THE TREATMENT OF REFRACTORY ORES.
REFINING SILVER BULLION.
A CASE OF DROWNING, WITH RESUSCITATION.
THE STORY OF THE UNIVERSE.1
HERSCHEL'S THEORY.
THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS.
OTHER SPECULATIONS.
HELMHOLTZ'S DISCOVERY.
LOOKING BACKWARD.
THE MOTIONS OF THE STARS.
ALGOL AND SPICA.
THE VALUE OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
TWO EXAMPLES.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC CHART.
A DELICATE OPERATION.
PHOTOGRAPHIC REVELATIONS.
THE STORY OF THE HEAVENS.
THE WORK OF THE FUTURE.
CLIMATIC CHANGES IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
AMMONIA.
A New Catalogue of Valuable Papers
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Building Plans and Specifications.
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