Scientific American Magazine Vol 106 Issue 8

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 106, Issue 8

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Features

A Solution of the Car-seating Problem, An Old Engine Under a New Dress and more

Pittsburgh Trailers and Their Lessons

Doubling the Seating Capacity for the Same Motive Power

John P. Fox

The Late Joseph Lister

The Father of Antiseptic Surgery

John B. Huber

An Arithmetical "Nut"

A New Apparatus for Marine Exploration

Recently Invented Deep-sea Nets

Charles A. Kofoid

The Berlin Museum of German Industry, Uses of the Castor Bean and more

By the Berlin Correspondent of the Scientific American

Trees That Yield Butter

How Nature Competes With the Dairy

W. R. Gerard

New York's First Subway

How Alfred E. Beach, Editor of the Scientific American, Secretly Built a Pneumatic Railway Beneath Broadway in 1869

Waldemar Kaempffert

Recent Happenings in Aviation: The Boland Biplane and more

A New Control for Aeroplanes—A Fatal Accident With a Parachute

Stanley Yale Beach

The Laboratory, Some Simple-Catalytic Experiments

Some Suggestions for Home Experiment

Home-made Chemical Fire Extinguisher

By W. J. C.

Simple Lifter for the Laboratory

George A. James

Maintaining a Constant Level in Batteries

William D. Munger

A New Method for the Determination of Sulphur in Pyrites and Pyrrhotite

L. Shumacher

What Inventors Are Doing: Some Curious European Motor Sleighs and more

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

Durability of Wood Cut in Spring and in Summer

Departments

Recently Patented Inventions - February 24, 1912

New Books, Etc. - February 24, 1912