Scientific American, No. 12,
March 18, 1871A Weekly Journal of Practical Information, Art, Science,Mechanics, Chemistry, and Manufactures.By Various
Length4h 33m
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Scientific American, Volume XXIV, No. 12, March 18, 1871, is a weekly journal that provides practical information on a wide range of topics, including science, art, mechanics, chemistry, and manufacturing. Written by various contributors, it offers insights into the latest advancements and innovations of the time, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in 19th-century scientific and industrial developments.
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GenreScience and Nature
Length4 hrs 33 mins
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Publish dateMar 18, 1871
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Influence Of Intense Cold On Steel And Iron
2Oak Graining In Oil Colors
3Knots And Splices
4The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection And Insurance Company
5Improved Compound Spiral Car Spring For Railway Carriages
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6Portable Writing And Copying Case
7How Walking Sticks Are Made
8Boardman's Combined Tool
9Belt Tightener
10Some Things I Don't Want In The Building Trades
11Crystallized Honey
12Rambles For Relics
13Silk Culture
14Universal Boring Machine
15Combined Trunk And Rocking Chair
16Cosmetics
17The Medicines Of The Ancients
18Barnes' Ventilator For Mattresses, Etc
19A Scientific And Technical Awakening
20Lyceum Of Natural History
21Warming And Ventilation Of Railroad Cars
22The Mineral Resources Of Missouri
23Scientific Intelligence
24Unpleasant Discovery In The Patent Office-levying Black Mail
25New Books And Publications
26Applications For Extension Of Patents
27Instructions
28Information About Caveats, Extensions, Interferences, Designs, Trade-marks, And Foreign Patents
29Munn & Co.,
30A Special Examination
31Inventions Patented In England By Americans
32Issued By The U. S. Patent Office
33To Manufacturers Of Knitted Goods
34Portable & Stationary
35Rare And Beautiful Flowers
36Science for the Million.
37Universal Wood Worker
38Inventor's Exchange,
39Bricks
40F. C. Wells, President,
41The New Wilson
42Woodbury's Patent
43Turbine Water Wheels
44Woodworth Planers
45The Celebrated
46Epilepsy Or Fits
47Have Never Been Robbed
48L: L: Smith & Co.,
49The Original L. B. Tupper's
50A Spring Of Water At The Top Of The House
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