The SciencesMay 1, 1920
Can Duplex Craft Speed Up Transportation?, New York's Greatest Handicap and more
Stories by Robert G. Skerrett
TechnologyApril 10, 1920
Is the Fabricated Ship a Success?
Some Instances of What Standardized Construction Has Meant In Actual Operation
The SciencesApril 3, 1920
Making Farms Out of Deserts
Why We Must Resort to Irrigation, and How We Are Doing So
The SciencesMarch 20, 1920
Finger Signals for the Motorist, Breaking Away from the Conventional in Mail Airplanes and more
TechnologyMarch 13, 1920
Navigating Ships in Trains
An Electrically-Driven Power Boat That Supplies Current to the Motor-Equipped Units of Its Convoy
The SciencesFebruary 28, 1920
Our Deepest Wells
Some of the Scientific and Practical Problems Which They May Help Us To Solve
The SciencesFebruary 14, 1920
On River and Canal
What the Government Is Doing to Bring These Waterways to the Level of Use Maintained by the Lakes
TechnologyFebruary 14, 1920
Eliminating the Lost Call
How a Simple Telephonic Novelty Cuts Out a Vast Amount of Lost Motion in Office and Factory
EnvironmentDecember 20, 1919
A Solid Fuel in Liquid Form
The Strange Colloidal Combination of Oil and Coal that may Support the Industry of the Future
TechnologyDecember 13, 1919
Again the Helicopter?
Experiments by Prominent Inventors Who Hope to Realize This Long-Standing Dream
The SciencesSeptember 20, 1919
Secrets of Antiquity
An Ancient Bronze Revived for Modern Service
The SciencesAugust 23, 1919
Leather from the Sea
Giant Dwellers in the Water Who May be Called Upon to Make Good the Shortage of Hides
TechnologyMay 31, 1919
Testing Physical Fitness with the Camera
The Mensurgraph a New Aid to Photographic Measuring
The SciencesMay 17, 1919
The Pioneer of the Trans-Atlantic Liner
TechnologyMay 3, 1919
Increasing Visibility Through a Knowledge of Camouflage
Suggestion of Permanent Peace-Time Value Drawn from the Efforts to Make Ships Invisible
The SciencesSeptember 28, 1918
How Holland will Dispose of the Zuyder Zee
A Vast Engineering Project That Will Take Thirty-three Years For Its Completion
TechnologyAugust 10, 1918
A Navigational Safeguard for Trans-Atlantic Flight
HealthJune 15, 1918
Surgery by Mathematical Formula
The SciencesDecember 29, 1917
Two Million More Horse Power from the Niagara River, The Senate War Disclosures, and more
The SciencesSeptember 16, 1916
An Unparalleled Salvage Undertaking
Floating a Wrecked Vessel on Her Side
The SciencesSeptember 9, 1916
A Difficult Piece in Subaqueous Rock Excavation
The SciencesSeptember 9, 1916
Announcement, Railways and National Defense, The Bank Check to Invade Europe, and more
Announcement on the rise in subscription cost of the Scientific American to $4.00
Railways and the defense of the U.S.
The use of the bank check in Europe
August 19, 1916
The Forerunner of the All-Big-Gun Fighting Ship
The Dreadnought of the Civil War
TechnologyJuly 22, 1916
A Simple but Very Flexible Diving Equipment