Stories by George H. Dacy

How Much Water for the Crops ?

Development of an Automatic Transpiration Balance by Government Scientists

Saving Food Fish by the Hundred Million

How Victims of the Mississippi Overflow Are Returned to the Main Channel

The Geologist's Part in Road Building

How Wisconsin's Highways are located with Expert Scientific Advice

Our "ZR-2" Airship and its Shed

Some Details of the Giant Dirigible and the Huge Hangar To Be Used by the U. S. Navy

The Story of the Rail

How Scientific Tests Are Solving Some Outstanding Transportation Difficulties

Learning the Truth About Arches

Pulling the Mississippi's Teeth

What Is Being Done by Way of Making Our Longest River Navigable

How Much Air for the Tunnel?

Solving the Vehicular Tunnel Ventilation Problem with the University of Illinois' Miniature Test Duct

Valuable Binder Material from Waste, Giant Crane Lifts its Smaller Brother

Revolutionizing an Industry

How Modern Machinery Is Minimizing Hand Labor in Hemp Production

Who Shall Work the Farms?--II

The Extent to Which the Labor Shortage Persists, and the Measures of Relief Available

Keeping Tabs on Bird Peculiarities

Setting Federal Wheat Standards, Nickel Babbitt

What Science did for Cheese

How Precision Was Substituted for Guesswork in the Making of Swiss and Other Varieties

Where Willow Ware Comes From

How the Tree Is Grown and Tended to Yield the Raw Materials of Furniture and Basket Factories

How a State May Grow a Timber Supply

Learning by Seeing

Fish Fancying and Freak Farming, The $5,000 Einstein Essay Contest and more

Subduing the Boll Weevil

At Last a Successful Means of Dealing with the Worst Present Mexico Ever Made Us.

Uncle Sam--Motion Picture Producer

How the Department of Agriculture Is Bringing Special Film Features to All Parts of the Country