The Huǵe New Dock at Southampton
How the Docks Expand to keep Pace with the Growth of the Steamers by the English Correspondent of the Scientific American
Volume 72, Issue 1859supp
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Features
Extended Utilization of Soya Bean Products
Milk, Cheese, and a Variety of Other Products from a Vegetable Seed
Simple Tables for Calculatinǵ Circumferences and Areas of Circles
Synthetic Rubber
How Radio-Activity is Measured
The Methods Used to Detect and Measure Radiation
The Lost Art of Temperinǵ Copper
Sodium Nitrate Substituted for Iceland Spar
A Scientific use for the Stereoscope
To Aid the Imagination in Picturing Space Models
Self-Burninǵ Limestone in Syria
From Deputy Consul John D. Whiting Jerusalem
Practical Aspects of Printinǵ Teleǵraphy—IV
An Inventor on the Difficulties to be Encountered and the Way to Overcome them
What is a Locomotive's Time Worth?
Estimating the Financial Loss by Detention in the Repair Shop
Soda Fountains for Trains on the C. P. R
Newarh Rapid Transit Cars
Special Rolling Stock Adapted to the Restrictions of the Tunnel
Extinǵuishinǵ Fires in Inflammable Liquids by means of Foam
Louis Winslow Austin
Government Expert on Wireless Telegraphy
The Indian Tea Industry
The Formation of Mountains by Water
The Influence of Erosion by Water in Modeling the Landscape
Zodiacal Light
Underground Water for Public Use
Seasoning Wood by Electricity
The Nitroǵen Question from the Military Standpoint
Our Dependence Upon the Nitrate Supply for National Defense