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Scientific American Supplement, No. 664, September 22, 1888

The Scientific American may be the oldest continuously published periodical in the United States, having launched its first publication in 1845. It has been a mainstay of popular science with in depth articles across a broad spectrum of scientific fields. In this supplement are short articles ranging through such topics as Iron Sailing Ships, Coal Tar as Fuel for Steam Boilers, Pepsin, A Chinese Imperial Cemetery, and Subterraneous Flora and Fauna. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Year of Publication: 1888Genres: Life Sciences , Periodicals & Magazines , Astronomy, Physics & Mechanics

Running Time: 04 hours 09 minutes 20 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	Gun Practice in the French Navy Larry Wilson	3:41
	Modern Cavalry on the Field of Battle, Part 1 mpinedag	13:31
	Modern Cavalry on the Field of Battle, Part 2 mpinedag	13:45
	Modern Cavalry on the Field of Battle, Part 3 mpinedag	14:31
	Iron Sailing Ships Larry Wilson	2:25
	Water Blast Pump Larry Wilson	3:58
	Transmission of Power between Bodies Moving at Different Velocities Squish	5:12
	Steam Generator of Serpollet Brothers, Producing Steam Instantaneously mleigh	14:05
	Gas Lighting by High-Power Burners erinbrown23	6:59
	Synchronizing Clocks Stacey Malcolm	2:46
	Coal Tar as Fuel for Steam Boilers emmaweigham	12:16
	Watch Cleaning and Repairing, Part 1 twomustangs	10:39
	Watch Cleaning and Repairing, Part 2 twomustangs	13:04
	The New Central Railway Station at Frankfort on the Main BettyB	8:16
	The Commercial Exchange, Paris BettyB	7:12
	A Basis from which to Calculate Charges for Electric Motor Service, Part 1 Bryan Travis	15:07
	A Basis from which to Calculate Charges for Electric Motor Service, Part 2 Bryan Travis	15:12
	Some Abyssinian Customs Cajucom	1:47
	How a Mound Was Built Saint Frank	8:08
	A Chinese Imperial Cemetery Availle	5:56
	Dyspepsia: Its Causes and Prevention Bryan Travis	15:02
	A New Surgical Operation Larry Wilson	4:31
	Putzeys' Flushing Reservoir Squish	5:27
	Pepsin Christine Rottger	7:16
	Subterraneous Flora and Fauna emmaweigham	16:59
	Timber, and Some of Its Diseases Christine Rottger	21:35