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Scientific American Magazine Vol 102 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 102, Issue 2

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Features

A New Era of the Steam Engine, Rapid Transit by Belt Conveyer, Results of British Steam Railway Electrification and more

Engineering, Electricity, Science

Mechanical Bowling Machine

By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American

A Universal Vise

Jacques Boyer

An Automatic Railway Safety Stop

Alfred Gradenwitz

Friction at Railway Curves

J. F. Springer

The Speed of an Aeroplane Propeller, The Public Bath System of New York City, The Current Supplement

Relative Positions of Halley's Comet, the Earth, and the Sun

John C. Dean

Glass Espalier Walls

Jacques Boyer

Graphite Mining in Ceylon

By The English Correspondent of the Scientific American

Rufus Porter and His "Flying Ship"

C. E. McCluer

Imitation Marble

A. J. Jarman

Some Curious Chemical Growths

Alfred P. Morgan

A Color and Relief Illusion

Gustave Michaud

Wireless Experiments with a Static Machine

E. H. Williamson

Woven Aluminium

Departments

Correspondence - January 8, 1910

Recently Patented Inventions - January 8, 1910

Notes and Queries - January 8, 1910