Scientific American Magazine

November 1910

Volume 103, Issue 19

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Features

The International Aviation Meet at Belmont Park, Illuminating Engineering, and more

Electricity- November 5, 1910

Science- November 5, 1910

Aeronautics- November 5, 1910

A Novel Type of Gab-Lamp Pole

By Our Berlin Correspondent

Cold Forging

J. F. Springer

The Bomb Cannon--A Novel Type of Heavy Ordnance

By The Berlin Correspondent

A Moving Observatory

Frederic R. Honey

Novel Stage Decorations-A New Branch of Textile Industry

Arthur H. J. Keane

Tissues and Organs Cultivated Outside the Body, Forest Fires, and more

John B. Hubeb

A New Method of Measuring the Effect of Light Upon Dyes and Pigments

Jacques Boyer

The International Aviation Meet, The Wonderful Balloon Record of the America II.

The Performances At Belmont Park

Fireproof Starch

A. J. Jarman

The Home Laboratory

Sydney Whetmore Ashe

Storage Battery Alarm

B. B. Heaford

An Olfactory Paradox

Gustave Mlchaud

Home-Made Electric Clock

Oddur C. Sigurdsson