Scientific American Supplement, No. 711, August 17, 1889 by Various
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Magnetism in its Relation to Induced Electromotive Force and Current.--By ELIHU THOMSON.--A most impressive paper, bringing the obscure laws of magnetic induction within the understanding of all without the application of mathematics.--12 illustrations. 11354 The Ader Flourish of Trumpets.--One of the curiosities in telephony from the Paris exhibition, by which sounds are transmitted to a large audience.--4 illustrations. 11358 The Electric Motor Tests on the New York Elevated Railroad.--Abstracts of tests which were recently made of the Daft motor on the elevated railroad of this city. 11353 V. ETHNOLOGY.--Ancient Lake Dwellings.--Interesting abstract of what is known about lake dwellings, the history of their construction, and the "finds" made on the sites by archæologists. 11363 VI. FORESTRY.--Succession of Forest Growths.--A valuable paper on forestry, treating of the evils done by man and a plea for the necessity of intelligent treatment of our woods. 11362 VII. HYGIENE AND MEDICINE.--Acetic Acid as a Disinfectant.--Use of acetic acid in septic medical cases as a substitute for carbolic acid and bichloride of mercury. 11365 Counter-Irritation in Whooping Cough.--By G.F. INGLOTT, M.D.--Application of irritants to the skin for curing the |
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