Scientific American Magazine
Volume 103, Issue 6You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
The Extinction of Our Merchant Marine, Superheating vs. Compounding, and more
Electricity- August 6, 1910
Aeronautics- August 6, 1910
Science- August 6, 1910
A Röntgen-Ray Cabinet
Marine Propulsion with Turbo-Transformers
A Universal Differential Pressure Chamber
The Mechanical Side of Coney Island--Where the Imaginative Inventor Holds Sway
The New Phetographic Apparatus of the Paris School of Mines
A Submarine Military Tunnel
Magic for Amateurs--V
The Dufestel Thoracograph
Improved Method of Cutting Keyways
Improved Corner Wrench, Laying Out a Curved Walk
An Emergency Pressure Pump, Lining up a Punch and Die
Quick Method of Riveting Rouge Work
Cure for Sagging Screen Doors
Method of Grinding Planer Knives
Hastily-Made Fruit Picker
How to Make a Serviceable Gear-Wheel, Chambering Out a Hole
How to Cut a Curve on a Planer
Improved Mortising Chisel
Departments
Correspondence- August 6, 1910
Recently Patented Inventions- August 6, 1910
Index of Inventions- August 6, 1910
Notes and Queries- August 6, 1910
New Books, Etc.- August 6, 1910
