Scientific American Magazine
Volume 100, Issue 12You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
The Subway Situation
Aviation in America and the Scientific American Trophy
The Menace of the Noiseless Gun
Opportunity for American Steel Construction at Messina
Limitations of the Hydroplane
Engineering
Science
Improved Forms of the Buggy-Type Automobile
Accuracy in Scientific Diction
The Schneider Torpedo-Launching Station
From the Track-Walker's Standpoint
The Locust Tree: An Important Field for Investigation
What is the Selden Patent?
First Aid to Those Injured by Electricity
Progress of the 20,000-Ton "North Dakota"
Handy Man's Workshop
Forging a Masthead or Boom Ring
An Interesting Experiment and Its Explanation
Home-Made Spring Winder
Departments
Correspondence
Notes and Queries
Recently Patented Inventions
New Books, Etc.
Index of Inventions
Patents
