Scientific American Magazine Vol 109 Issue 15

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 109, Issue 15

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Features

A Destroyer of Destroyers, The Interstate Commeree Commission and Safety on Railroads and more

The Biggest Flying Machine in the World

The Remarkable Biplane of Sikorsky

Constructing a Building Upside Down

A Seven-story Building Suspended Over a Twelve-story Structure

Night Attacks in Modern Warfare

Shells That Illuminate the Enemy

H. Bannerman-Phillips

Interesting British Locomotive Development, Ocean-going Submarines and more

By Our English Correspondent

Mechanical Baseball Bulletin Boards

Reproducing Hits and Plays in Miniature

Rapid Telephotography, The Food and Drugs Act Guaranty Label

Robert Grimshaw

Electrified Chickens--Electricity as a Growth Stimulator, A New Language-teaching Phonograph and more

By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American

Progress in Landing Zeppelins, Removing the "Shine" from Woolen Garmentsm, and more

Carl Dienstbach

A New Bookbinding Device

The Industrial Need of Technically Trained Men--VIII

The Possibilities of Railroad Engineering

A. W. Johnston

Departments

Correspondence - October 11, 1913

Recently Patented Inventions - October 11, 1913

Notes and Queries - October 11, 1913