Scientific American Magazine Vol 100 Issue 11

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 100, Issue 11

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Features

A Cruiser without Funnels

A Successful Friction Clutch

A Tribute to Roosevelt's Technical Judgement

Ventilation of Passenger Coaches

Electricity - March 13, 1909

Science - March 13, 1909

Engineering - March 13, 1909

The Projector in Surgery

Gas-Driven Battleships and Cruisers

The Airship of the Future

Did the “Republic” Carry Searchlights?

The Earthquake in Italy

Curiosities of Numbers

Stress in a Vacuum Balloon

A Peculiar Optical Phenomenon

Aeronautical Notes

THE AERONAUTIC SOCIETY AEROPLANE

The M'Call's Ferry Hydro-Electric Power Plant

William Allen

Test of the Bell Tetrahedral-Cell Aeroplane in Nova Scotia

A Wirelessly-Controlled Torpedo

Handy Man's Workshop

Furnishing the Workshop.--IV

I. G. Bayley

A Cheaply-Constructed Fireless Cooker

Edward Thorpe

An Electrical Fireless Cooker

Frederick E. Ward

Construction of a Selenium Cell

J. Carlton Paulmier

Unscrewing a Tight Jar Top

A. R. Van Der Veer

Home-Made Brass Furnace

Albert F. Bishop

Home-Made Blowpipe

F. D. Sweet

Departments

Recently Patented Inventions - March 13, 1909

Notes and Queries - March 13, 1909

Patents - March 13, 1909

New Books, Etc.

Index of Inventions - March 13, 1909