
Coal Piles that Light Themselves
Facts and Fallacies Regarding the Spontaneous Ignition of Stored Bituminous
Facts and Fallacies Regarding the Spontaneous Ignition of Stored Bituminous
How the Behavior of Columns and Beams Under Exposure to Conflagrations Is Determined in the Laboratory
Monster Grab-Buckets that are Able to take Fifty Tons of Mud and Rock at a Single Bite
How Abrasives are Employed in Cutting and Shaping Marble and Granite for Building Purposes
A Dam-Construction Problem Involving a Deep and Narrow Trench in Treacherous Ground
An Explanation for the Divergent Sequence of Events in the Gospels of Matthew and Mark
The Great Power Canal That Carries the Lake Erie Waters to the Edge of the Bluff at Queenston
Curious Irregularities Revealed by the Camera in these Attenuated Streamers
What Happens When the Player Passes His Fingers Over the Keys
A Simple Wire Netting Structure That Gathers Mud, Boulders and Miscellaneous Debris to Form a Barrier
Where the Raw Material for Stoppers and Floats Comes from, and How it is Obtained
How the Shafts and Workings of Coal Mines Are Kept Free of Water
Some of the Insects that Prey on Piles and Beams, and the Extent of their Depredations
Modern Transmission Lines and the Manner of their Construction
Some Startling Facts and Figures Concerning These Interesting Astronomical Features
The Present Status and the Ultimate Plans of the Welland Improvement
Possible Light on Their Origin , from Experiments with Airplane Bombs at Langley Field
Baltimore's New Coal Pier, and How It Makes Its Records
How Their Motions Are Detected by Making Them Wink at Us
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