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Marine Engines for Colonial Line Steamers Built in England

A Method of Measuring the Pressure at any Point on a Structure, Due to Wind Blowing Against that Structure

By Francis E. Nipher

The use of Aluminum in Bicycles and Light Machinery

Technical Testing Stations

Japanese made Machinery

Report of the Building Committee of the Scientific Alliance of New York

Cotton Mills in the South

By George Ethelbert Walsh

Electrical Notes

Miscellaneous Notes

Selected Formulæ

The Great Shore Battery at Cuxhaven

Recent Work in the Princeton Psychological Laboratory

By J. Mark Baldwin

A French Railway Accident

The Central Electrical Station of Quai Jemmapes at Paris

American Bell Telephone

Magnetic Wind

Artificial Coloring of Food Products

Malay Life in the Philippines

By W. G. Palgrave

Respirators for Preventing the Inhalation of Dust

An Effect of Frost

Chinese Geography

Patents

Salicylic Acid as a Food Preservative

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