The SciencesJuly 17, 1915
The Manufacture of Chicory
A Franco-Belgian Industry Stopped by the War
Stories by Jacques Boyer
The SciencesJune 19, 1915
Photographing Speech
Some Recent Investigations by Dr. Marage
The SciencesMay 8, 1915
The Scientist and the Athlete
The Physiological Laboratory of the French Military School at Joinville
The SciencesDecember 19, 1914
Further Experiments on Life Without Microbes
TechnologyOctober 31, 1914
The Colin-Jeance System of Wireless Telephony
New Apparatus With Which Telephonic Communication Has Been Carried On Over Sixty Miles
TechnologySeptember 19, 1914
An Automobile Radio-Telegraph Station for War Use
Wireless Car for the French Army Equipped with Powerful Field Apparatus
The SciencesJune 20, 1914
Pneumatic Grain Elevators
The Ideal Method of Handling Cargoes
HealthMay 23, 1914
The Scientist and the Athlete
The Physiological Laboratory of the French Military School at Joinville
HealthApril 11, 1914
Protection From X-rays in Radiography
The Devices of Dr. Maxime Ménard
TechnologyApril 4, 1914
Motion Pictures of Vocal Chords
TechnologyFebruary 28, 1914
An Ingenious Instrument for Studying Vibrations
The Bourlet-De Guiche Vibrometer
The SciencesFebruary 21, 1914
The Experimental Laboratory of the Automobile Club of France
Testing Internal Combustion Engines for the Automobile, the Flying Machine and the Farm
EnvironmentNovember 15, 1913
A Disease of Old Leaden Art Objects
How Corrosion may be Retarded by a Protective Coating
EnvironmentNovember 1, 1913
An Electric Hotel in Paris
The SciencesOctober 25, 1913
Are Men Better Typists Than Women?
Interesting Scientific Tests Made by J. M. Lahy
The SciencesSeptember 20, 1913
Sawing a Bridge with a Wire
An Old Idea Revived and Improved
TechnologyAugust 16, 1913
An Integrating Opacimeter for Stellar Photography
The SciencesAugust 9, 1913
The War Against Field Mice in France
Arsenic, barium carbonate, and bisulphide of car-bon have been used with more or less success in de-strolling field mice and similar pests. The method now most favored consists in infecting mice with a contagious disease. In the following article the Danysz virus discovered at the Pasteur Institute of Paris and applied for this purpose is described.-- Editor.
The SciencesAugust 2, 1913
Curious Exotic Fishes
The SciencesJune 14, 1913
An Intensifier for Telephone Transmission
TechnologyMay 31, 1913
Dussaud's "Cold Light"
Its Remarkable Applications
Mind & BrainMay 24, 1913
The Anesthetizing Machine of Prof. Dubois, A New Theory of Sleep
The SciencesMay 3, 1913
The French Sardine Industry, A Safety Automatic Train Stop and more
Mind & BrainMarch 8, 1913
A New Method of Educating Deaf Mutes