Stories by Robert G. Skerrett

The Tiny but Perfect Spheres that Keep Down the Friction Toll in Modern Machinery

How Nature's Standard Biological Process Is Adopted and Speeded Up by Man

The New Technique of Die-Cutting, and the Place It Holds in Our Factories

Some of the Schemes Proposed for Dealing with the War's Most Famous Wreck

How the Lackawanna Railroad Is Recasting Its Line Through Newark and the Oranges

Means of Minimizing an Ocean Peril of Increasing Prevalence

The Construction and Operation of the Webb Automatic Train-Stop System

Six Major Manufacturing Groups That Make a Bad Showing as Regards Operating Efficiency

How the "F. D. Asche" Was Towed from Florida to New York with Only a Blanket of Compressed Air to Keep the Sea Out of Her Gaping Hull

Flood Control, Irrigation, and Power Generation All In One Gigantic Construction

The Best System for Supplying Fresh Air to the Hudson River Vehicular Tunnel Tube Is Determined

What We Have and How We Are Using Them

In which we take Inventory of our needs and how far they are Supplied by Home Production

Erecting An Eighteen Story Reinforced Concrete Building at a Lower Cost Than a Structural Steel Type

The Superpower Survey's Impressive Figures, Which Afford Plenty of Food for Thought

Giant Shafts from Which the Vehicular Tunnel Will be Built and Later Ventilated

How Protective Coatings are Shot into Place Under the Latest Procedure

Present Knowledge Regarding the Cause and Cure of Pellagra

Laboratory Tests that Reveal the Underground Secrets of the Petroleum Field

How Railroads Employ the Rail-Section Machine for Determining the Wear and Tear on Their Tracks

How It Is Carried Out and Its Economic and Vital Importance to the Country

How We Are Expanding Our Knowledge of the Behavior of Cements and Aggregates