Scientific American Magazine Vol 106 Issue 24

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 106, Issue 24

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Features

Life-like but not Living, Mares' Nests in Atmospheric Optics and more

Prof. Malladra' s Descent into the Crater of Vesuvius

Exploring the Interior of a Volcano Amid Choking Sulphur Fumes Illustrated With Photographs Prof. Alessandro Malladra

Maurice Magnus

How the Germans Utilize Waste—V

Wealth that has been Earned by the Efficient Use of Raw Material

Waldemar Kaempffert

Industrial Uses of the Moving Picture

How and Why Moving Pictures Educate and Advertise

Watterson R. Rothacker

How we can Utilize $250,000,000 Worth of Wasted Timber

The Beginning of a New American Industry

An Industry that Thrives on the Utilization of Waste

What the By-products of the Packing House Mean to this Country

E. Scherubel

The Dividends That Float Up the Chimney

What Smoke Means in Dollars and Cents

S. B. Flagg

The Enormous Fire Waste of the United States

How One Half a Billion Dollars are Lost Annually Because of Bad Construction

John L. Cochrane

Curiosities of Science and Invention

The Lohmann Process, Tests for the Quality of Glue, and more

Departments

Correspondence - June 15, 1912

What Inventors are Doing

Recently Patented Inventions - June 15, 1912

Notes and Queries - June 15, 1912