Scientific American Magazine Vol 108 Issue 21

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 108, Issue 21

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Features

Shall we Retard, Divert, or Confine Our Flood Waters?, Personal Error and Efficiency Engineering and more

A Telephone Transmitter without a Mouthpiece

H. R. Van Deventer

The Anesthetizing Machine of Prof. Dubois, A New Theory of Sleep

Jacques Boyer

Seeing Under Water

How Things Look From a Fish's Point of View By the Berlin Correspondent of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

"Moon-Farming", Gold-tin Cans

Charles Fitzhugh Talman

Agriculture, Electricity and Irrigation

Intensive Farming Made Possible With the Electrically Driven Pump

Putnam A. Bates

Franklin Institute Treasures

Discovery of Keeley's Motor, the First Yale Lock, Franklin's Static Machine and Other Interesting Models in the Underground Storage Rooms of the Old Building

H. D. Jones

Improving a Harbor of Curaçao

One Effect of the Panama Canal's Completion

Harry Chapin Plummer

How to Sell Inventions

William Atherton Du Puy

Rehabilitating the Roman Campagna, The Alpenglow and more

Departments

Inventions New and Interesting - May 24, 1913

Recently Patented Inventions - May 24, 1913

Notes and Queries - May 24, 1913