Scientific American Magazine Vol 110 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 110, Issue 2

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Features

As to Alaska, Positive and Negative Natural Laws, and more

Protecting East St. Louis Against Floods

How a Large Industrial Center Was Rendered Permanently Secure Against Inundation

Tampton Aubuchon

Dreadnoughts in a Heavy Gale

How 25,000-ton Warships Can Steam Against 30-foot Atlantic Rollers

Communication Between Aircraft and the Ground*

Adapting Wireless to the Requirements of Military Aircraft

Major H. Bannerman-Phillips

Morning and Evening Stars for 1914

A Transit of Mercury

Frederic R. Honey

Going Through the Shops-II

Our Associate Editor Sees How the Automobile Industry Has Stimulated Machine Tool Manufacture

A. Russell Bond

A New Mechanical Tunneling Machine

A Machine That Drills Into Rock, Loosens the Material and Removes It to Cars

The Eskimos as Aboriginal Inventors

A. L. Kroeber

Departments

Correspondence- January 10, 1914

Inventions New and Interesting- January 10, 1914

Recently Patented Inventions- January 10, 1914

Notes and Queries- January 10, 1914