Scientific American Supplement, No. 611, September 17, 1887 by Various
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VI. METEOROLOGY.--The "Meteorologiske Institut" at Upsala,
and Cloud Measurements.--The methods used and results attained in the famous Upsala observatory under Profs. Ekholm and Hagström; the measurement of clouds.--1 illustration. 9764 VII. MISCELLANEOUS.--Drawing Instrument for Accurate Work.--By J. LEHRKE.--A magnifying instrument for fine work and measurements.--2 illustrations. 9754 Liquid and Gaseous Rings.--Notes on the production of vortex rings.--The different aspects and breaking up of smoke rings.--6 illustrations. 9760 Scenes among the Extinct Volcanoes of Rhineland.--The picturesque features of the geological formations of this region described.--10 illustrations. 9762 Shall We Have a National Horse?--An eloquent plea by RANDOLPH HUNTINGTON for the production of a good type of animal.--Use of the Arabian horse as an improver of the breed. 9760 VIII. NAVAL ENGINEERING.--Trial Trip of the Ohio.--The remarkable results attained by the introduction of new boilers and machinery in an American steamship. 9751 IX. PHYSIOLOGY.--Apparatus for Determining Mechanically the Reaction Period of Hearing.--An interesting study of the time of transmission of an impulse through the sensor and motor nerves.--1 illustration. 9753 |
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