Scientific American Supplement, No. 1082, September 26, 1896Various
Science
Scientific American Supplement, No. 1082, September 26, 1896
Various
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT NO. 1082
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, 1896.
Scientific American, established 1845.
Scientific American Supplement. Vol. XLII., No. 1082.
Scientific American Supplement, $5 a year.
Scientific American and Supplement, $7 a year.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
I. ARCHITECTURE.--New Methods of Building Construction at
Paris.--A typical French system of
construction.--Combination of plaster and iron; cement
armé.--1 illustration. 17292
II. AUTOCARS.--The De Dion and Bouton Road Motor.--An
elaborate description of this typical French motor
operated by steam.--4 illustrations. 17290
III. CHEMISTRY.--An Air Bath.--By B.J.H. COSTE.--1
illustration. 17296
The Feculometer.--1 illustration. 17295
IV. DOMESTIC ECONOMY.--Errors in Our Food Economy.--A very
practical paper on scientific nutrition. 17288
V. GEOGRAPHY.--Zanzibar.--An account of the country and the
recent events there.--3 illustrations. 17287
VI. MATHEMATICS.--Goodman's Hatchet Planimeters.--Instrument
for measuring areas and mean altitudes or irregular
figures.--5 illustrations. 17293
VII. METALLURGY.--The Great Krupp Works.--Notes on the great
iron and steel works of the German empire, with
statistics. 17302
VIII. MINERALOGY.--Precious Stoned--By Prof. HENRY A.
MIERS.--Lecture I.--First installment of a most
interesting article on the minerals used in the jeweler's
art.--3 illustrations. 17298
IX. MINING ENGINEERING.--Firedamp Testing Station at
Marchienne-au-Pont.--An elaborate experimental station
for investigation into firedamp.--3 illustrations. 17297
X. MISCELLANEOUS.--Device for the Display of Lantern
Slides.--An apparatus for the display of lantern slides
in the shop window.--A rotating carrier.--2
illustrations. 17295
What the Sea Has Taken.--Destruction of great areas of
country in the past, with special reference to the Dutch
coast. 17289
Engineering Notes. 17301
Electrical Notes. 17301
Miscellaneous Notes. 17301
Selected Formulæ. 17302
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