Scientific American Magazine Vol 94 Issue 11

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 94, Issue 11

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Features

Diversion of Niagara River

Is Lead a Form of Radium?

Two Important Tunnel Proposals

Steam Turbine Economy

The Shipping Bill in a Nutshell

Blue Light and Electricity as Ansthetics

The Advantages of Producer Gas for Large Power Plants

Value of Commercial Cultures for Legumes

New Armored War Automobiles

Aluminium Transmission Line Across Niagara Gorge

Orrin E. Dunlap

Morning and Evening Stars in 1906

F. R. Honey

The New Armored Cruiser "Tennessee"

Recently Discovered Ruins in Rhodesia

Randolph I. Geare

The Government's Gasoline Lifeboats

The Royal Museum of Natural History, Brussels

L. Ramakers

Wireless Telegraphy in Southwest Africa

By Our Berlin Correspondent

Ejector Pump for Driven Wells

Telescoping a Car of Dynamite

An Improved Window Screen

Business and Personal Wants - March 17, 1906

Departments

Recently Patented Inventions - March 17, 1906

Notes and Queries - March 17, 1906

Index of Inventions - March 17, 1906

New Books, Etc. - March 17, 1906

Patents - March 17, 1906