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Scientific American Magazine
May 1899
Volume 80
,
Issue 18
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Features
Prof. Chandler Honored
Crystallization of Metal under Stress
The Yacht "Columbia"
The Uses of Florida Moss
Meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The Rowland Telegraph System
Topographical Maps
The Durability of Typewriter Ribbons
Ozotype
The Tugrin Fog Dispeller
A Deep-Mine or Relay Pump
An Improvement in Furnace Construction
A Quaint Old Japanese Clock
A Novel Boiler-Tube Cutter and Expander
A Rapid Way of Marking Out Cloth Patterns
A Device for Removing Dents from Gun-Barrels
A New Shade-Roller Attachment
A Knockdown Cask
The 10-Inch Gun Explosion at Sandy Hook
The Class Microscope
The Naval Academy as It Is
H. Marion
The Samoan Islands
Departments
Correspondence - May 6, 1899
Index of Inventions - May 6, 1899
Recently Patented Inventions - May 6, 1899
Notes and Queries - May 6, 1899
Business and Personal - May 6, 1899
New Books, Etc. - May 6, 1899
Patents - May 6, 1899