A German Automobile Fire Engine
Some Interesting Experiments in Frankfort. By the Berlin Correspondent of the Scientific American
Volume 68, Issue 1760supp
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Features
Influence of the Depth of Water on the Speed of Ships
The Internal-Combustion Engine.—I
Recent Improve
Magnetic Separators for Various Uses
Their Application in the Foundry and Machine Shop
The Ether of Space
Recent Electrical Progress
The Artificial Lighting Field
The making of a New American Cotton
Introducing the Egyptian Cotton into America
Sterilizing Butter
Musical Sands in Chile
Visualizing the Atom.—II
How the Modern Scientist Counts and Measures Atoms
Thermo-Penetration
A New System of Electro-Therapeutics
Teeth and their Substitutes
Nature's Food Crushers
The Sensitiveness of Dyes to Light
Radium Emanation and the Decomposition of Water
Aridity and Evolution
The Effect of Dryness on Life