Scientific American Supplement, No. 1157, March 5, 1898
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1. Front matter2. NEW YORK, March 5, 1898.3. EMPEROR WILLIAM II. OF GERMANY.4. MY RECENT JOURNEY FROM THE NILE TO SUAKIM.5. TAPIRS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN AT BRESLAU.6. THE INFLUENCE OF SCENERY UPON THE CHARACTER OF MAN.7. A NOVEL WAY OF RIDING A BICYCLE.8. REQUIREMENTS OF PALESTINE EXPLORER.9. THE NEUTRAL USE OF CABLES.10. PARK MAKING.11. INFLUENCE OF OCEAN CURRENTS ON CLIMATE.12. CAUSES OF POVERTY.[1]13. ENGINEERING NOTES.14. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.15. SELECTED FORMULÆ.16. THE NEWFOUNDLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA PASSENGER STEAMER "BRUCE."17. HEAT IN GREAT TUNNELS.18. AN ENGLISH STEAM FIRE ENGINE.19. APPARATUS FOR OBTAINING THE CUBATURE OF TREES.20. MACHINE MOULDING WITHOUT STRIPPING PLATES.[1]21. ARTIFICIAL INDIA RUBBER.22. DEEP AND FROSTED ETCHING ON GLASS.23. SLATE AND ITS APPLICATIONS.24. BIRTHPLACE OF THE OILCLOTH INDUSTRY.25. THE KOPPEL ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVES.26. LIQUID RHEOSTATS.27. THE PROGRESS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE UNITED STATES.28. DEATHS UNDER ANÆSTHETICS.29. Recent Books30. A COMPLETE ELECTRICAL LIBRARY31. Scientific American Supplement.32. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY NUMBER33. 1897 Supplement Catalogue Ready!34. BUILDING EDITION35. ATENTS!