Scientific American Magazine
Volume 26, Issue 9You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Improved High Pressure Alarm
Mining Speculation--Something as Applicable to New York as to London
Lecture Theater Buildings at South Kensington
Patent Crocheted Caps, for Infants
Coloring Seeds for Sowing
Patent Office Decision
The Electro-Magnetic Telegraph.--Honor to Whom Honor Is Due
A Remedy for Small Pox, by One Who Has Tried It
Simons' Safety Hold-Back for Carriages
Substituting other Vapors for Steam—Vapor of Liquefied Carbonic Acid
Compulsory Safety Gages—The Steamboat Owners' Protest
Sulphite of Soda as a Remedy for Small Pox
The Effect of Sound in Buildings, as Influenced by Ventilation
The Difference between Benzole and Benzine
The Art of Thinking
Japanese Native Steel
Scientific and Practical Information - February 24, 1872
How Shall I Introduce My Invention?
Recent American and Foreign Patents - February 24, 1872
Departments
Correspondence - February 24, 1872
Business and Personal - February 24, 1872
Notes and Queries- February 24, 1872
Answers to Correspondents
Index of Inventions - February 24, 1872
New Books and Publications - February 24, 1872
