Scientific American Supplement, No. 595, May 28, 1887
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 595
NEW YORK, MAY 28, 1887
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XXIII, No. 595.
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COPEMAN & PINHEY'S LIFE RAFTS.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE TORPEDO BOAT—OVER TWENTY-EIGHT MILES AN HOUR.
RESERVOIR DAMS.[1]
NEW DREDGING MACHINERY.
THE FLEXIBLE GIRDER TRAMWAY.
BOZERIAN'S REFRIGERANT PUNKAS.
PUNKAS.[1]
HOW TO MAKE A KITE WITHOUT A TAIL.
APPARATUS FOR DRYING FLOUR.
APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING BOUQUETS.
RADII OF CURVATURE GEOMETRICALLY DETERMINED.
NO. VII.—PATH OF A POINT ON A CONNECTING ROD.
AUTOMATIC COMMUTATOR FOR INCANDESCENT LAMPS.
DEFINITIONS AND DESIGNATIONS IN ELECTROTECHNICS.
IMPROVED MICROSCOPICAL SETTLING TUBE.
CLIMATE IN ITS RELATION TO HEALTH. By G.V. POORE, M.D.[1]
LECTURE III. DISEASES CAUSED BY FLOATING MATTER IN THE AIR.
HAY FEVER.
POTATO DISEASE.
INFLUENZA.
SMALL-POX.
SUNLIGHT COLORS.[1]
THE WAVE THEORY OF SOUND CONSIDERED.
THE RELATION OF TABASHEER TO MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
THE EDIBLE EARTH OF JAVA.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
PATENTS.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Architects and Builders Edition.
BUILDING PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS.
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