The SciencesAugust 30, 1919
Completion of the Pearl Harbor Dry Dock
Peculiar Geological Conditions and How They Were Mastered by an Ingenious Method of Construction
Stories by A. Russell Bond
The SciencesSeptember 18, 1918
Good Housekeeping in the Factory
Effect of Esthetic Surroundings Upon the Man at the Machine
TechnologySeptember 7, 1918
Is the Motor Car a Non-Essential?
How Conditions in the United States Differ from those in England
The SciencesMay 18, 1918
The Salvage of U-Boat Victims—II
Methods by which many may be Recovered after the War
The SciencesMay 11, 1918
The Salvage of U-Boat Victims—I
Methods by which many may be Recovered after the War
The SciencesMay 4, 1918
Human Aids to Machines
Man's Productive Capacity, Past and Present
The SciencesFebruary 7, 1914
Safety in Steel Works
The Scientific American's Associate Editor Sees How Employees Learn Caution by Hunting Dangers
TechnologyJanuary 17, 1914
Going Through the Shops-III
The Associate Editor of the Scientific American Witnesses Some of the Methods Used in Obtaining Extreme Accuracyin High Grade Motor Cars
The SciencesJanuary 10, 1914
Going Through the Shops-II
Our Associate Editor Sees How the Automobile Industry Has Stimulated Machine Tool Manufacture
TechnologyJanuary 3, 1914
Going Through the Shops-I
The Scientific American's Associate Editor Sees How a Factory Turns Out a Thousand Cars a Day