Combined Ice-Breaking, Salvage, and Survey Steamer for the Canadian Government
By the English Correspondent of Scientific American
Features
Some Problems Connected with Deep Mining in the Lake Superior Copper District
A Mechanical Model for the Lecture Demonstration of “Beats”
The Mineral Production of the United States in 1905
Industrial Activity in 1906 as Exemplified by Foreign Trade
Practical Tests of the Gyrostat for Ships
The New incandescent Electric Lamps.—I
The Sleeping Sickness
Chemistry and Agriculture
The New Wireless Telegraph Station at Nauen, Germany
The Conductivity of Air in an Intense Electric Field, and the Siemens Ozone Generator
An Automobile Emergency Wagon for Fire Departments
Variation in Horse-Power Developed by Automobile Gas Engines
The Fraternizing of the Great Nations through Science
Some Facts about the Carnegie Institute
Excavations in Chaldæa
By the Paris Correspondent of the Scientific American
The Decline of the Sunspot Maximum
Brain Weight and intelligence
Production of Fuels in 1905
Radium and Geology
The Effect of Light on Bacteria
Grain Golah at Bankipur
Electrical Notes
Engineering Notes
Trade Notes and Formulæ
Science Notes
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