Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891 by Various
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VI. MEDICINE AND HYGIENE.--The Philosophy of Consumption.
--By Dr. J.S. CHRISTISON.--A review of the present theories of consumption, and the role played in it by its bacillus. VII. MUSIC.--Spacing the Frets on a Banjo Neck.--By Prof. C.W. MACCORD.--A most practical treatment of this subject, with full explanations.--1 illustration. VIII. ORDNANCE.--High Explosives in Warfare.--By Commander F.M. BARBER, U.S.N.--An elaborate review of modern explosives in their applicability to ordnance, etc. The Experiments at the Annapolis Proving Grounds.--The recent tests at Annapolis described and illustrated.--Views of the projectiles, plates, etc.--3 illustrations. IX. PHYSICS.--Aræo-Picnometer.--An entirely novel form of hydrometer, of very extended use and application.--1 illustration. X. TECHNOLOGY.--Fabric for Upholstery Purposes.--Full technical description of the method of producing a new and characteristic fabric.--1 illustration. Gaseous Illuminants.--By Prof. VIVIAN B. LEWES.--Continuation of this important article, treating of the water gas and special processes, with analyses. Glove Making.--Early history of glove making in America.--Its present aspects and processes. |
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