Scientific American Supplement, No. 595, May 28, 1887 by Various
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of hay fever.
VI. MATHEMATICS.--Radii of Curvature Geometrically Determined.--By Prof. C.W. MACCORD, Sc.D.--No. VII. Path of a point on a connecting rod. 3 illustrations. VII. MICROSCOPY.--Improved Microscopical Settling Tube.--By F. VANDERPOEL.--New tubes for use in urinary analysis. 4 illustrations. VIII. MISCELLANEOUS.--Apparatus for Manufacturing Bouquets.--An ingenious machine for facilitating the construction of bouquets. 1 illustration. Bozerian's Refrigerant Punkas.--A fan worked by the feet, a substitute for the Indian punka. 2 illustrations. How to Make a Kite without a Tail.--An improved form of kite described and illustrated. 1 illustration. Punkas.--By J. WALLACE, C.E.--The mechanics of punkas; experiments on their rate of swing. The Edible Earth of Java.--An account of this curious substance, its taste and appearance. |
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