Scientific American Supplement, No. 586, March 26, 1887 by Various
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The Anti-Friction Conveyer.--An improvement on the screw of
Archimedes; an apparatus of wonderful simplicity and efficacy in the moving of grain.--2 illustrations. The Retiro Viaduct.--Combined iron and stone viaduct over the river Retiro, Brazil.--5 illustrations. Western North Carolina Location over the Blue Ridge.--Interesting instance of railroad topography.--1 illustration. V. METALLURGY.--Chilled Cast Iron.--The various uses of this product; adaptability of American iron for its application. VI. MISCELLANEOUS.--Coal in the Argentine Republic.--Note. History of the World's Postal Service.--Conclusion of this interesting article.--The service in Germany, China. Russia, and elsewhere.--10 illustrations. Snow Hall--The new science and natural history building of the University of Kansas. VII. NAVAL ENGINEERING.--Improvement in Laying Out Frames of Vessels.--The Frame Placer.--By GUSTAVE SONNENBURG.--Ingenious apparatus for use in ship yards.--1 illustration. Sea-going Torpedo Boats.--The inutility of small torpedo boats |
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