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Scientific American Magazine Vol 91 Issue 7

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 91, Issue 7

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Features

Four Leading Foreign Exhibits at the World's Fair

The Penetrating Power of "N1-Rays."

The Position of the Range Finder on a Warship

A New Cunarder

Renard's New Boiler for Airships

The National Geographic Congress

The Automobile Tour to the World's Fair

The Mercury Vapor Lamp for Photographic Work

Frank C. Perkins

The United States Marine Corps

Waldon Fawcett

The Utilization of Snake Venom in Preparing Anti-Bubonic Serum

A. F. Shaw

The Mount Pilatus Railway, Switzerland

Emile Guarini

Speed Trial of the Battleship "Ohio."

Strange Sights in the Far North

Arthur Inkersley

Medical Battery

Cabinet for Storing Phonograph Records

The Oldest Known Inhabitant of the Globe

By the St. Louis Correspondent of the Scientific American

A Marvelous Automobile Record--1031/2Miles an Hour

Business and Personal Wants

Departments

Correspondence - August 13, 1904

Recently Patented Inventions - August 13, 1904

Index of Inventions - August 13, 1904

Notes and Queries - August 13, 1904

New Books, Etc. - August 13, 1904

Patents - August 13, 1904