Scientific American Supplement, No. 447, July 26, 1884 by Various
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of Antwerp.--With engraving of caisson for deepening the
river. Progress of Antwerp.--Recent works in the harbor. Bicycles and Tricycles.--By C.V. BOYS.---Advantages of the different machines.--Manner of finding the steepness of a hill and representing same on a map.--Experiments on ball bearings.-- The Otto bicycle. The Canal Iron Works, London. Marinoni's Rotary Printing Press.--With 2 engravings. Chenot's Economic Filter Press.--With engraving. Steel Chains without Welding.--Method and machines for making same.--Several figures. III. TECHNOLOGY.--Some Economic Processes connected with the Cloth Making Industry.--By Dr. WM. RAMSAY.--How to save and utilize soap used in wool scouring.--To recover the indigo from the refuse.--Extraction of potash from _suint_.--Use of bisulphide of carbon. IV. PHYSICS. ELECTRICITY, ETC.--Thury's Dynamo Electric Machine. --5 figures. Breguet's Telephone. |
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