The SciencesSeptember 4, 1920
Muggy Days and Thirsty Air
The Mechanism That Keeps Us Cool, and Why It Fails to Work in Damp Weather
Stories by Alexander McAdie
TechnologyJuly 26, 1919
The Freedom of the Skies
Some of the Problems That Will Have to be Solved as the Human Race Takes to the Air
The SciencesJanuary 4, 1919
Uniformity in Aerographic Records
The Desirability of Universal Scientific Units
The SciencesJuly 28, 1917
Forecasting the Seasons
A subject of great Importance in Connection with Planting and Growth of Crops
The SciencesFebruary 3, 1917
A New Thermometer Scale
The SciencesJuly 8, 1916
Aerography
The Science of the Structure of the Atmosphere
The SciencesFebruary 26, 1916
Temperature Inversions in Relation to Frost
Methods for Anticipating Critical Periods and Protecting Crops
The SciencesAugust 15, 1914
Recording Moonlight and Night Cloudiness
The SciencesApril 4, 1914
Some Facts and Problems Regarding our Atmosphere
What Soundings Have Taught and What Still Remains to be Learnt
The SciencesMarch 14, 1914
The Storm of March 1st, 1914, Measured in New Units
The SciencesDecember 6, 1913
New Units in Aerology
The SciencesFebruary 16, 1895
Protection from Lightning
The SciencesSeptember 15, 1894
Protection from Lightning