Scientific American Supplement, No. 620, November 19,1887
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 620
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 19, 1887
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XXIV., No. 620.
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THE SPANISH TORPEDO BOAT AZOR.
THE NEW SPANISH ARMORED CRUISER REINA REGENTE.
OLIVER EVANS AND THE STEAM ENGINE.
AUGUSTE'S ENDLESS STONE SAW.
ROBURITE, THE NEW EXPLOSIVE.
THE MECHANICAL REELING OF SILK.
APPARATUS USED FOR MAKING ALCOHOL FOR HOSPITAL USE DURING THE CIVIL WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.1
CONFEDERATE APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING SALTPETER FOR AMMUNITION.
THE TELEMETER SYSTEM.
A NEW MONSTER REVOLVING BLACK ASH FURNACE AND THE WORK DONE WITH IT.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF PORTLAND CEMENT.1
MIX AND GENEST'S MICROPHONE TELEPHONE.
ELECTROLYSIS AND REFINING OF SUGAR.
A CURRENT METER.
STORAGE BATTERIES FOR ELECTRIC LOCOMOTION.1
BRISTOL CATHEDRAL.
WAVES.
PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
A GIGANTIC LOAD OF LUMBER.
THE NEWBERY-VAUTIN CHLORINATION PROCESS.
APPARATUS FOR EXERCISING THE MUSCLES.
THE BULL OPTOMETER.
THE SANITATION OF TOWNS.1
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE COTTON FIBER.
SYNTHESIS OF STYROLENE.
NOTES ON SACCHARIN.
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Architects and Builders Edition.
Building Plans and Specifications.
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