
Stories by Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences

The Sciences
Food for a Floating Hotel
The Supplies for an Ocean Liner's Next Trip Are Ordered While 1000 Miles at Sea
September 1, 1932 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
How the Bureau of Mines Aids the Mineral Industry
July 1, 1932 — Albert A. Hopkins

Technology
Glass and the Machine Age
New Mechanical Processes Have Increased Production and Lowered Costs
May 1, 1932 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Art Restorations and Frauds
Detected by the Use of Ultra-violet Radiation
April 1, 1932 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Science Trails the Criminal
February 1, 1932 — Albert A. Hopkins

Environment
Modern Coal for Modern Markets
December 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Behind the Scenes of News Gathering
October 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
A Day With a Locksmith
September 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

Environment
Meeting the Emergencies of a Great City
August 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Bells
May 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Safeguarding Society
March 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
From Sugar Cane to Crystal Cube
February 1, 1931 — Albert A. Hopkins

Health
Modern Rehabilitation of the Cripple
September 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Chicago Gets a New Jail
July 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Aluminum and its 'Hard-Boiled' Alloys
How a Chemical Curiosity Became a 225,000,000-Pound Industry in Forty-Three Years
June 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

Mind & Brain
Policemen Are Made, Not Born
In the Highly Organized New York Police College Every Branch of Law Enforcement Is Dealt With in Detail
April 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
A Newspaper in the Making
The Solving of a Great Railroad's Smoke Problem Was a Striking Feature in the Creation of a Huge Newspaper Plant
March 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Opera Comes Into its Own
Combining Offices With an Opera House May Solve Problems of Perennial Deficits
February 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins

The Sciences
Sea-Safety Contest Winners
Our Competition Has Focused Attention on Devices That Make for Safe Navigation, and Are Reliable in Emergencies
January 1, 1930 — Albert A. Hopkins