Scientific American Magazine Vol 24 Issue 6

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 24, Issue 6

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Features

Utilizing Waste Heat from Steam Engines and Boilers

The Water We Drink

The Year and the Day

Perpetual Motion- February 4, 1871

Improved Externally Adjustable Packing for Pistons

Scrubbing Machine

Quartz Crusher

Action of the Reciprocating Parts of Steam Engines, and Its Influence on the Problem of High Piston-Speed

Read before the Polytechnic Club of the American Institute by Chas T. Porter.

Improved Sewing Machine

The Uses of Habit

English and American Scientific, Mechanical, and Engineering Journalism

Soluble Glass

Type-Setting Machines

The Present and the Past

NO. II—Facts of the Present—Destroying Agencies.

The Scientific Value of the Central Park

The Eclipse Expeditions

Obituary.--Hon. David Lyman

Cryolite and Its Uses

Thatch Made by Sewing Machines

Answers to Correspondents- February 4, 1871

A Remarkable Body of Water

From the American Journal of Microscopy, by Prof. J. P. Stelle.

Queries- February 4, 1871

Recent American and Foreign Patents- February 4, 1871

Official List of Patents- February 4, 1871

Issued by the U. S. Patent Office

Departments

Correspondence- February 4, 1871

New Books and Publications- February 4, 1871

Business and Personal- February 4, 1871