Scientific American Supplement, No. 458, October 11, 1884
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 458
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 11, 1884
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XVIII, No. 458.
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THE FRANKFORT AND OFFENBACH ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
POSSIBILITIES OF THE TELEPHONE.
PYROMETERS.
THE TEMPERATURE OF THE SOLAR SURFACE.
CHEMICAL NATURE OF STARCH GRAINS.
THE AMALGAMATION OF SILVER ORES.
DESCRIPTION OF THE FRANCKE "TINA" OR VAT PROCESS FOR THE AMALGAMATION OF SILVER ORES.[1]
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT PLATINUM.
BAYLE'S LAMP CHIMNEY.
MODERN LOCOMOTIVE PRACTICE.[1]
SCREW STEAM COLLIER FROSTBURG.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TARDES VIADUCT.
JOY'S REVERSING AND EXPANSION VALVE GEAR.[1]
THE STEAM BELL.
LIEUT. GREELY BEFORE THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
DIAMOND MINING IN BRAZIL.
WHAT WE REALLY KNOW ABOUT ASIATIC CHOLERA.
NEW YORK, September 1, 1884.
To the Editor of the New York Medical Journal:
DR. KOCH ON THE CHOLERA.
MALARIA.—THE NATURAL PRODUCTION OF MALARIA, AND THE MEANS OF MAKING MALARIAL COUNTRIES HEALTHIER.[1]
ARSENIC FOR MALARIA.
THE LEMON FOR MALARIA.
HALESIA HISPIDA.
WINDFLOWERS.
STORY OF LIEUT. GREELY'S RECOVERY.
THE CAY MONUMENT AT UXMAL.
DISCOVERED BY DR. LE PLONGEON ON JUNE 1, 1881.
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