Scientific American Magazine
Volume 86, Issue 12You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
The New Era for the Steam Engine
Use of Various Motors in Aerostatics
Temporary Relief at the Brooklyn Bridge
Science Notes - March 22, 1902
Lead Mining in Wisconsin
Incomes of Successful Inventors
The Motsinger Ignition Dynamo
The Computing Triangle
Solid Carbonic Acid from "Sparklets"
Some Disastrous Acetylene Gas Explosions
The Engines of the New York Edison Power Station
The Cranberry Industry
Three-Phase 10,000-Volt Railway at Gross-lichterfelde
Double-Moldboard Hilling-Up Plow
Hydrocarbon Burner
Patent Department
A New Spring Block
Simple and Interesting Inventions
Departments
Correspondence - March 22, 1902
Legal Notes - March 22, 1902
Business and Personal Wants - March 22, 1902
Recently Patented Inventions - March 22, 1902
Index of Inventions - March 22, 1902
Notes and Queries - March 22, 1902
New Books, Etc. - March 22, 1902
Patents - March 22, 1902
