Scientific American Magazine Vol 105 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 105, Issue 23

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Features

Our Trade With South America, The Quebec Bridge Competition, and more

Hudson Maxim

A Noted Inventor of High Explosives

The Hydro-aeroplane

Some of the Latest Biplanes Which Have Been Fitted with Floats in Order to Make Soaring From the Water Possible

The Power of the Human Jaw

The Work We Do in Biting and Chewing

The Manufacture of Yeast

An Important Fermentation Industry

The Latest Photograph of the Planet Mars

Mary Proctor

Abstracts from Current Periodicals- December 2, 1911

Phases of Science as Other Editors See Them

Turning Duplicate Forms

Albert F. Bishop

Suggestions for the Workshop- December 2, 1911

Ingenious Expedients of Resourceful Mechanics

William J. Horner

Bending a Brass Tube

A. F. Clark

Knife Made from a Hacksaw Blade

H. M. Nichols

The First National Mine-Safety Demonstration

Study of a Real Mine Explosion

Charles L. Wright

Departments

The Heavens in December, 1911

The Inventor's Department- December 2, 1911

Recently Patented Inventions- December 2, 1911

Notes and Queries- December 2, 1911

New Books, Etc.- December 2, 1911

Correspondence- December 2, 1911