Scientific American Magazine Vol 105 Issue 4

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 105, Issue 4

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Features

An Imminent Railroad Danger, Causes of Aviation Accidents, and more

The Winning of the International Aviation Trophy

How Weymann Upheld Our Colors Single-handed and Won the World's Greatest Speed Event

The Beacon Hill Tunnel

How a Half-mile of the Boston Subway Was Built In Tunnel

G. D. Emerson

A Comparison of the German and American Navies

Our Great Superiority in Gun-fire Places the United States in the Lead.

H. D. Brandyce

Henry Fairfield Osborn

America's Foremost Palaeontologist

Benjamin C. Gruenberg

The Latest of the Big Railway Terminals

The Chicago Terminus of a Leading Western System

Heart Diagnosis by Electricity

William Day

Abstracts from Current Periodicals- July 22, 1911

Phases of Science as Other Editors See Them

An Improvised Bobbin Winder

Henry H. Riggs

A Simple Turnbuckle

William Grotzinger

Home-made Anchors

Albert F. Bishop

Adz-tightener

W. A. Lane

Making a Wooden Tube

W. D. Graves

Turning Ball Joints to Gage

C. G

The Inventor's Department- July 22, 1911

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

Departments

Notes and Queries- July 22, 1911

New Books, Etc.- July 22, 1911