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Scientific American Magazine
September 1900
Volume 83
,
Issue 13
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Features
Another "Invention"—A 70 Knot Submarine Boat?
New Torpedo Destroyers for Holland
The Galveston Disaster
Hand-Labor in Chinese Mines
Traffic in European Ports
The Chicago Automobile Show
The British Association for the Advancement of Science
The International Physical Congress
The "Fortis" Electric Exerciser
A Phosphate Transporter at Sfax
The Damage to the "Oregon"
Two Novel Harrows
A Japanese Trade Mark
The Mareorama at the Paris Exposition
Penetrative Quality of Light as Tested by Photography
J. W. Kime
The New Army 16-Inch Gun
Aborigines of the Nilgiris in South India
Departments
The Heavens in October
Recently Patented Inventions - September 29, 1900
Business and Personal - September 29, 1900
Notes and Queries - September 29, 1900
Index of Inventions - September 29, 1900
Patents - September 29, 1900