Scientific American Magazine
Volume 103, Issue 16You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
A Warning to the Airman, Gun Erosion--a Reply by Professor Alger, and more
Aeronautics- October 15, 1910
Science- October 15, 1910
Engineering- October 15, 1910
Deep Excavation by Boring
The Vanderbilt Cup Race Slaughter
A Grotesque Reflection on Modern Civilization
The Solar and Lunar Eclipses in 1910
Return of the Brooks Periodic Comet
A Huntsmen's School for Target Practice
A French System for Improving Marksmanship
Panspermy and Life Germs, The Cost of Motor Cars, and more
Magic for Amateurs-XIV
Apparatus Exhibited at the Exposition of the French Society of Physics
Automatic Vent for Gasoline Tanks
Quick Repair of Pump at Time of Fire, Planer Jig for Grooved Plates
A Kink for Setting Dividers with the Micrometer, How to Make a Handy Drift, and more
Safety Devices for Windows
Automobile Jack from Pipe Fittings, Improvised Turnbuckle
Some Thread-Cutting Kinks
Small Lathe Made of a Sewing Machine, A Coppersmith's Wrinkle, and more
Departments
Correspondence- October 15, 1910
Recently Patented Inventions- October 15, 1910
Index of Inventions- October 15, 1910
Notes and Queries- October 15, 1910
New Books, Etc.- October 15, 1910
