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Scientific American Magazine
May 1879
Volume 40
,
Issue 20
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Features
A New Estimate of the World's Age
When are Laws Discovered?
The Longest Tunnel in the World
The Power of Vibration Harnessed
American Industries.--No. 12
Edison's Electric Illuminator and Dr. Draper's Experiments Thirty Years Ago
Molecular Chemistry.--No. 1
Testing Lubricants
A Few Novelties
New Agricultural Inventions - May 17, 1879
The Detroit River Tunnel and Bridge
Disinfection
The Patentees' Protective Association
Improved Paper Cutting and Winding Machine
New Cut-Off for Steam Engines
The Kanchil, or Pygmy Musk
Daniel C. Beard
Recent Mechanical Inventions - May 17, 1879
Natural History Notes
The Calamar
To Inventors - May 17, 1879
Communications Received - May 17, 1879
Departments
New Books and Publications - May 17, 1879
Business and Personal - May 17, 1879
Notes and Queries - May 17, 1879
Index of Inventions - May 17, 1879
Patents - May 17, 1879