Scientific American Magazine Vol 102 Issue 26

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 102, Issue 26

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Features

The Open Door of Aviation, The Scientific American Aeronautical Trophy, the International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research

Engineering, Electricity, Science

The Wearing Qualities of Manganese Steel

J. F. Springer

Modern Steel Lock Bar Pipe Construction

Frank C. Perkins

The Contagious Diseases of Metals

The Researches of Prof. Ernest Cohen

Independence Day Casualties

John B. Huber

The Aviation Meet at in Dianapolis, Wanted Information About Dishonest Patent Schemes

The German Dreadnought Nassau

The First of the German Fleet of Dreadnoughts to be Completed

An English Judicial Opinion of Complex Patents

Hamilton's Round-Trip Aeroplane Flight from New York to Philadelphia

A Remarkable Cross-Country Flight

New Filtered Water Supply for the City of Pittsburgh

How the Allegheny River Water is Purified and Delivered into the City Mains

Geissler Tubes from Electric Light Bulbs

James Bailey

Wandering Chemicals

Gustave Michaud

Device for Testing Electric Wiring

Howard M. Nichols

Construction of a Simple Electrolytic Interrupter

George F. Worts

An Electroplating Outfit

With Practical Working Formulae

A. J. Jarman

Polariscope Attachment for Microscopes

Emery

Walter C. Gold

Departments

Correspondence- June 25, 1910

Notes and Queries- June 25, 1910

New Books, Etc.- June 25, 1910

Recently Patented Inventions- June 25, 1910

Index of Inventions- June 25, 1910