Scientific American Magazine
Volume 96, Issue 3You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Perhydrase Milk-A New Sterilized Milk
Value of Rare Earths for Electrical Purposes
Large Powder Chambers and Gun Erosion
Climate: Past and Present
Recent Performances of the French Airship "Patrie"
By the Paris Correspondent of the Scientific American
The Yawning Cure for Throat Diseases
The Current Supplement
Facts about Black Lead Pencils
Recent Progress in Wireless Telephony
A Machine that Predicts Tides
The Launch of the "Satsuma"
Opening of Electric Service on the New York Central and the New Haven Railroads
Some Facts about Tea
Patent Department
An Improved Self-Oiling Roller Bearing
Snow Shoes for Wagons
Umbrella Frame with Detachable Ribs
Liquid Soap Holder
A Handy Portable Crane and Hoist
An Improved Receiver for Telephones
Departments
Correspondences
Recently Patented Inventions
Notes and Queries
New Books, Etc.
Index of Inventions
Patents
