Scientific American Magazine Vol 104 Issue 13

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 104, Issue 13

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Features

Why not Revive Preferential Duties, Our Naval Guns and Powder and more

Edouard Branly

The Successful Rival of Mme. Curie at the Paris Académie des Sciences

P. F. Mottelay

Electrolytic Iron--Can it be Made an Industrial Product?

Charles F. Burgess

Aviation Exploits at Home and Abroad

Foulois on the Mexican Border; the Flight to the Puy de Dome

Two Recent European Compound Locomotives

A French and a Hungarian Engine

Notes on the Planets, Asteroids, and Occultations of April, 1911, The Current Supplement and more

Ruel W. Roberts

What do you Think of the Scientific American?

Some Answers to a Question which We Put to Our Readers a Few Weeks Ago

Science in the Current Periodicals and Books

In this Department the Reader will find Brief Abstracts of Interesting Articles Appearing in Contemporary Periodicals at Home and Abroad

Sinking a Battleship at Six Miles

The "San Marcos" ("Texas") Under Fire

Internal-combustion Engines for Industrial Power in the Southern States

T. C. Butler Jr.

Calipering Webs and Chambered Holes

Albert F. Bishop

Machining Balls and Sockets

H. D. Chapman

Handy Men's Opinions of Handy Man's Workshop, Cutting Left-hand Threads and more

An Emergency Bit Brace

Claude L. Woolley

Kinks from an Amateur's Bench, A Punch Used in Boiler Shops and more

Small Drills

John D. Adams

Making Concrete Tile

Charles J. Hackenberg

The Inventor's Department - April 1, 1911

Simple Patent Law; Patent Office News; Inventions New and Interesting

Cucumbers versus Corporations

Franklin O. King

Departments

The Heavens in April 1911

Recently Patented Inventions - April 1, 1911

New Books, Etc. - April 1, 1911

Notes and Queries—April 1, 1911