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Scientific American Magazine Vol 91 Issue 19

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 91, Issue 19

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Features

The Shocking Disfigurement of the Subway

Scale Divisions and Errors of Graduation

A New Method of Observing the N-Rays

Rapid Acceleration of the Subway Trains

One Hundred and Fifty Miles an Hour on Electric Road

Benbow's Airship Flight

The Personalities of Professor and Madame Curie

Daniel Bellet

The Verant: A New Device for Viewing Photographs

Emile Guarini

Model of a Continuous-Feed Gas Producer at the St. Louis Fair

A Novel Speed Indicator for Automobiles

The United States Mint at the St. Louis Exposition

By The St. Louis Correspondent of the Scientific American

The Musical Wings of Insects

S. Frank Aaron

The Carrara of America

Day Allen Willey

The Start of the Baltic Fleet

Patent Department - November 5, 1904

Cattle Guard for Railway Crossings

Attachment for Bolt-Heading Machines

Solar Motor

Oddities in Invention - November 5, 1904

Business and Personal Wants

Read This Column Carefully,--You will tind inquiries for certain classes of articles numbered in consecutive order. If you manufacture these goods us at once and we will send you the name and address of the party desir- i rig the information. I II every case it is necessary to give the number of the inquiry

Departments

Correspondence - November 5, 1904

Recently Patented Inventions - November 5, 1904

Notes and Queries - November 5, 1904

New Books, etc. - November 5, 1904

Index of Inventions - November 5, 1904