Scientific American Magazine Vol 100 Issue 21

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 100, Issue 21

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Features

Ornamentation in Lake-Dwellers' Habitations

The Turbine the Complement of the Compound Engine

Futile Criticisms of the Lock Canal

Conditions of the Battleships after the Long Cruise

Engineering

Aeronautics

Electricity

Kaemper's Discoveries in the Mammoth Cave

Horace C. Hovey

A Wonderful Model of the Strasburg Clock

Feeding the American Army

B. R. Winslow

A Rack and Pinion Problem

The “North Dakota's” Turbines

Sulphate of Copper as a Fungicide

Col. J. J. Astor's Vibratory Disintegrator

An Ingenious Device Which Manufactures Prouducer Gas From Peat and the Patent Covering Which will be Given to the Public

The Sigafoos Tunnel Machine

Rowland Ashford Phillips

Injury to the Turbines of the Scout "Salem"

Latrodectus--The Poisonous Spider

Alexander Petrunkevitch

The Flying Gurnards

Charles F. Holder

Departments

Patents - May 22, 1909

Recently Patented Inventions - May 22, 1909

Index of Inventions - May 22, 1909