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Start of eBook	1
THE NEW LABOR EXCHANGE AT PARIS.	1
THE BUSINESS END OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER.[1]	1
HOW TO PREVENT HAY FEVER.	13
THE SOURCE OF CHINESE GINGER.	15
FLOATING ELEVATOR AND SPOIL DISTRIBUTOR.	15
IMPROVED COLD IRON SAW.	17
A RAILWAY THROUGH THE ANDES.	17
THE EMPRESS OF INDIA.	18
CHICAGO AS A SEAPORT.	19
N.F. BURNHAM AND HIS LIFE WORK.	25
ALTERNATE CURRENT CONDENSERS.	28
	31
ELECTRICITY IN TRANSITU—FROM PLENUM TO VACUUM.[1]	38
PROPERTIES OF RADIANT MATTER.	39
RADIANT MATTER AND “RADIANT ELECTRODE MATTER.”	39
PHOSPHORESCENCE IN HIGH VACUA.	44
GASEOUS ILLUMINANTS.[1]	45
V.	46
	51
STEREOSCOPIC PROJECTIONS.	60
THE EFFECT ON FOWLS OF NITROGENOUS AND CARBONACEOUS RATIONS.[1]	62
FOOD CONSUMED AND INCREASE IN LIVE WEIGHT.	63
PRODUCTION OF EGGS.	64
THE RESULTS OF SLAUGHTERING.	66
CONCLUSIONS.	67
HERBACEOUS GRAFTING.	68
A HUMOROUS HEALTH OFFICER.	70
A NEW CATALOGUE OF VALUABLE PAPERS	70
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN	70
BUILDING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.	71
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT.	71
USEFUL ENGINEERING BOOKS	71
PATENTS.	72

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