Scientific American Magazine Vol 95 Issue 14

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 95, Issue 14

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Features

A New Process for the Commercial Utilization of Atmospheric Nitrogen

The Caliber of a Gun

Success of the Independent Railway Motor Car

Huge Proportions of the New Government Irrigation Dams

A New Problem and Its Solution

Action of Radium on Organisms

How to Study Industrial Chemistry

A New Wireless Telephone

Carbon Dioxide Pockets in France

A New 30,000-Horse-Power Plant at Niagara Falls

Orrin E. Dunlap

Archdeacon's Air-Propelled Motor Bicycle

By the Paris Correspondent of the Scientific American

Automatic Device for Turning off the Gas

Masks of Classic and Modern Times,--I

Randolph I. Geare

The "R. C. Rickmers"—The Largest Sailing Ship Afloat

The Birkeland-Eyde Process and the Artificial Production of Nitrates from the Atmosphere

M. Alger

Business and Personal Wants

Departments

Index of Inventions

Recently Patented Inventions

Patents