Scientific American Magazine Vol 102 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 102, Issue 23

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Features

What will the Raising of the Maine Disclose?, Revival of the Rotary Engine, The Government and the Inventor

Engineering, Electricity, Science- June 4, 1910

A Commercial Rotary Engine

Practical Solution of an Age-Long Problem

A Giant Ruhmkorff Coil

Jacques Boyer

The Costliest Ear of Corn in the World

Frank C. Perkins

Fire Fighting Without Fire Engines

Herbert T. Wade

The Current Supplement- June 4, 1910

Astronomical Photography- June 4, 1910

F. V. Collins

How to Escape from a Sunken Submarine

Methods Approved and Disapproved

Artificial Radium Baths and Drinking Water

Alfred Gradenwitz

Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone

The Story of a Great Invention

A Motion Apparatus for Amateurs

An Ingenious French Invention

The Height of the Antarctic Continent

Walter Langford

An Ingenious Torsional Wave Detector

Curiosities of Science and Invention- June 4, 1910

Departments

Correspondence- June 4, 1910

New Books, Etc.- June 4, 1910

Recently Patented Inventions- June 4, 1910

Notes and Queries- June 4, 1910

Index of Inventions- June 4, 1910