Scientific American Magazine Vol 99 Issue 3

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 99, Issue 3

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Features

The Scientific American Aeronautical Trophy

Peary's Quest of the North Pole

The First 25-Knot Liner

Aeronautics in War--A Reductio Ad Absurdum

Test of Safety Devices by the Public Service Commission

The Current Supplement

The Present Position of the Darwinian Theory

A Novel Music Stand or Book Rest

I. G. Bayley

A Machine for Handling Coke in the Yard

A Multiple Molding Machine

James Cooke Mills

A New British Locomotive

F. C. Coleman

A Selenium Photometer

The New French and German Airships “Republique” and “Zeppelin IV”

First Successful Flights of Bleriot's No. 8 Monoplane

The Winning Flight of the “June Bug” Aeroplane for the Scientific American Trophy

Hatching Snakes

Home-Made Rotary Printing Press Built of Junk

C. M. Foster

Rope Bracket for Swing Seats

Patent Department - July 18, 1908

Departments

Correspondence - July 18, 1908

Index of Inventions - July 18, 1908

Recently Patented Inventions - July 18, 1908

Patents - July 18, 1908