Scientific American Magazine Vol 109 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 109, Issue 23

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Features

Flying in Fog and at Night, To Our Subscribers and more

C. Dienstbach

Pasadena's Beautiful Bridge

Gracefulness of Line Achieved in a Work of Utility

The Enlargement of Sculpture

The Pointing Machine with which the Sculpture at the Panama-Pacific Exposition is being Enlarged under the Direction of the Inventor of the Apparatus

Jay Hollingsworth

California Asphaltum Deposits and Method of Mining

Elizabeth A. Ward

Automatic Wireless Train Control, Hamburg University Extended for Science

F. C. Coleman

The Origin and Evolution of Man

Recent Views Suggested by the Discovery of the Piltdown Skull

J. Leon Williams

Wireless for Railroad Trains

A New System which Secures Uninterrupted Communication at all Times

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915

Description of the Exposition Site, the Main Courts and the Great Exhibit Palaces

Hamilton M. Wright

Future Prices of Commodities and Materials, A Dished Disk Stabilizer and more

Formerly Chief of Bureau of Commerce and Navigation, United States Treasury

Alex. Del Mar

A Gasoline Motor Plow, A Three-Axle Water Ballast Motor Roller and more

Frank C. Perkins

Oilcloth and Linoleum Industry

Departments

Correspondence - December 8, 1913

Inventions New and Interesting - December 6, 1913

Recently Patented Inventions - December 6, 1913

Notes and Queries - December 6, 1913