Scientific American Magazine Vol 106 Issue 25

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 106, Issue 25

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Features

The Recent Army Aeronautical Accident, Why Not Patents for New Plants and Animals? and more

The German Battle-Cruiser “Moltke”

A Fine Example of a New Type of Fighting Ship

A Scientific Test of the Electric Truck

An Impartial Study of the Comparative Cost of Horse-drawn and Power Vehicles

John Ritchie

How the Germans Utilize Waste—VI

Wealth That Has Been Earned by the Efficient Use of Raw Material

Waldemar Kaempffert

What is the Montessori Method?

Application of Science to Education

Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg

Animal Masquerades

A Demonstration by Abbott H. Thayer of Color Marking and its Effect

Sawing Tubing at an Angle

H. D. Chapman

How to Determine the Thrust of a Propeller

J. V. Romig

A Three-line Drafting Pencil

George W. Colles

How to Extract a Damaged Screw

William Gr*amp*ouml;tz*amp*iacute;nger

Suggestions for the Workshop

Ingenious Expedients of Resourceful Mechanics

Albert F. Bishop

Co-operative Fire Protection for Small Communities

A Novel Experiment Conducted at Fort Smith, Arkansas

Formic and Lactic Acids, American Road Congress and more

Departments

Correspondence - June 22, 1912

Inventions New and Interesting

Recently Patented Inventions - June 22, 1912

New Books, Etc. - June 22, 1912