Scientific American Magazine
Volume 76, Issue 20You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
British Interest in the Nicaragua Canal
The United States and the Paris Exposition
The Merits of the Water Tube Boiler
The American Locomotive Export Trade
Shade Trees for the Streets of New York
The Mississippi Floods
The Longest Bridges
The New Twin Screw Passenger Ships of the North German Lloyd Company
The Postal Congress
Aeronautics at the Tennessee Centennial Exhibition
The Tragedy at the Charity Bazar, Paris
The Return of Mr. De Windt
A Printers' Type Justifying Machine
The Kensington Bicycle
Twelve Wheeled American Locomotive for the Brazil Railway
A Miniature Caloric Engine
A Simple Method for Obtaining a Low Temperature*
Trinity's Bronze Doors
The Water Supply of New York City
A Toy Bird that Flies
Departments
Correspondence - May 15, 1897
Recently Patented Inventions
Business and Personal - May 15, 1897
Notes and Queries - May 15, 1897
Index of Inventions - May 15, 1897
Patents - May 15, 1897
