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flaschengliiser, mit ihren verschiedenen rohmaterialien,
siitzen und kosten. 1906. (Hartleben's chemischtechnische
bibliothek.)
r666.i S36
"Bezugsquellenliste," p.206-209.
Shaw, Thomas R.
Machine tools for planing, shaping, slotting, drilling,
boring, milling, wheel cutting, &c; their design and
construction
6 2 i.g S53
Discusses the conditions to be met and the best methods of design. Describes
in detail the design of many of the machines built by leading
English and American firms.
Smith, Albert William, & Marx, G.H.
Machine design. 1905
621 864m
Text-book characterized by logical arrangement, conciseness and clearness
of statement.
Snyder, Harry.
Dairy chemistry. 1906 637 S67
"References," p.161-185.
Many of the chapters are the same as those contained in his "Chemistry
of dairying."
Brief treatise on the principal changes which occur during the handling
of milk and its manufacture into butter and cheese.
Taylor, W. Purves.
Practical cement testing. 1906 666.9 T25
"List of reference books on cement and concrete," p.313-315.
Appendixes give standard tests and specifications adopted or proposed
by American, British and Canadian engineering societies.
"Designed primarily for the use of the student, the novice, and the
practical operator in conducting actual routine tests of cement to
determine its suitability for purposes of construction." Preface.
Wilder, Frederick W.
Modern packing house; a treatise on the designing, construction,
equipment and operation of a modern abattoir
and packing house, according to present American
practice, including formulas for the manufacture of
lard and sausage, the curing of meats, etc. 1905 664.9 W71
Includes systems of refrigeration, cost of labor, cooperage, and a
chapter on departmental accounting. Omits work of the chemical
laboratory.
"First complete treatise upon the subject of the packing house business
ever published." Preface.
Williams, Archibald.
Romance of modern invention. 1905 609 W74
Contents: Wireless telegraphy.—High-speed telegraphy.—The telephone;
Wireless telephony.—The phonograph; The photographophone; The
telephonograph.—The telautograph.—Modern artillery; Rifles; Machine
guns; Heavy ordnance; Explosives; In the gun factory.—
Dirigible torpedoes.—Submarine boats.—Animated pictures.—The great
Paris telescope.—Photographing the invisible; Photography in the
dark.—Solar motors.—Liquid air.—Horseless carriages.—High-speed
railways.—Sea expresses.—Mechanical flight.—Type-setting by machinery.—Photography
in colours.—Lighting.
Descriptions are brief, popular in style and generally accurate.
Romance of modern locomotion; containing interesting descriptions,
in non-technical language, of the rise and
development of the railroad systems in all parts of the
world. 1904 656.6 W74
Contains also chapters on fighting the snow, brakes, the electric railway,
the grain elevator, ocean ferries.
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