Scientific American Magazine Vol 104 Issue 3

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 104, Issue 3

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Features

Sex and Scientific Recognition, Indorsement of the Reclamation Service, The Selden Patent

A System of Multiplex Telephony and Telegraphy

Major George Owen Squier's Gift to the Public

The Man-Machine

The Remarkable Perfection of the Human System as a Mechanism

John B. Huber

Transporting Living Animals with the Aid of Oxygen

Specimens Shipped from New York to Germany

Raymond C. Osburn

The Brucker Transatlantic Airship Expedition

Carl Dienstbach

Our Smokeless Cannon Powder the Best

Hudson Maxim

Abstracts from Current Scientific Periodicals- January 21, 1911

The Commercial Utilization of Solar Radiation and Wind Power

The Real Cause of Hoxsey's Death, Automobiles for Transporting Airship Guns

Interesting Speculations Advancing a New Theory

Draining the Everglades

Day Allen Willey

The Liquefaction of Nitric Oxide

Robert H. Bowen

A Unique Wind Vane and Electric Indicator

Frank C. Perkins

A Self-cooled Spark Gap

George F. White

A Freak Barometer

Albert Alexander Somerville

A Mirror Illusion

Gustave Michaud

Women and Scientific Research, Sea Water a Liquid Food, The Speaking Clock

Electricity, Engineering- January 21, 1911

Aeronautics, Science- January 21, 1911

Departments

Recently Patented Inventions- January 21, 1911

Notes and Queries- January 21, 1911

New Books, Etc.- January 21, 1911