The SciencesJuly 15, 1916
Docking Zeppelins, Potash in Texas, and more
Stories by C. Dienstbach
TechnologyJune 24, 1916
The Flying Sensation
Could it be Realized?
The SciencesJune 24, 1916
The War-Zeppelin
TechnologyJune 10, 1916
The War-Zeppelin
Why Recent Mammoth Dirigibles Exhibit Deviation from Standard Types
The SciencesOctober 23, 1915
The Gyrotelescope, Oil-Burning Furnace for Heat Treatment of Automobile Springs and more
Includes an article on the Sperry gyrotelescope, an aiming device for aerial bombing
The SciencesJuly 10, 1915
Our First Naval Dirigible
An American-Built Airship Possessing Novel Features of Control and of Anchorage
The SciencesJune 26, 1915
The Aeronautic Lessons of the European War
In This Experimental Air-War the Brilliancy of the Celtic Mind has Scored Heavily.
[The article mentions the destruction of a German Zeppelin by a British pilot]
The SciencesJune 12, 1915
A Submarine Sunk by a Zeppelin
The SciencesMay 1, 1915
The Government's Competition for a Naval Dirigible
The SciencesApril 3, 1915
The Zeppelin Raid on Paris, Our Neglected Aquatic Foods and more
TechnologyJuly 25, 1914
Did Prof. S. P. Langley Invent the First Practical Flying Machine?
TechnologyJanuary 24, 1914
Recent Improvements in Aeroplane Design and what they Mean
The SciencesDecember 20, 1913
Flying for Altitude Records, An Object Lesson in Road Maintenance and more
The SciencesDecember 6, 1913
Flying in Fog and at Night, To Our Subscribers and more
The SciencesOctober 25, 1913
Repelling Aeroplanes from the Ground, Panama Hat Industry in the Philippines and more
The SciencesOctober 18, 1913
Important Progress in Airships, The Current Supplement and more
The SciencesSeptember 13, 1913
The Military Value of Low Flying, The Two-speed Rear Axle and more
The SciencesAugust 23, 1913
Fighting in the Air, The Current Supplement and more
TechnologyJanuary 27, 1912
Recent Developments in French Dirigibles
"The Construction of the Lieutenant Selle de Beauchamp"