Scientific American Magazine Vol 110 Issue 8

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 110, Issue 8

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Features

Showing Museums to the Blind

Percy Collins

The Center of the Stars, Staircase Drawers, Congress on Hygiene and Demography

President Wilson on Canal Tolls, Pittsburgh's Smoke Bill, Rewards to Postal Employees for Inventions and more

A Flat Band With Only one Surface and One Edge

Carl Hering

Fresh Discoveries Regarding Red Blood Corpuscles, The Theory of Gravity, The U. S. Fleet Collier "Jupiter"

The New Coolidge Roentgen Ray Tube

Herbert T. Wade

Modern Hand-Grenades

The Aasen Hand, Rifle and Mine Grenade

H. Bannerman-Phillips

The Wanamaker-Curtiss Transatlantic Biplane, Flying Around the World, and more

An Organ on Which Color Compositions Are Played

The New Art of Color Music and Its Mechanism

John W. N. Sullivan

A Million Shot Group, Curious Cloud Formation and more

A Pocket Edition Motor Vehicle, A Cancer Indicator, How to Fix Screws in Place

A Multiple-brush Boring Machine

H. M. Baxter

A Recent By-product Utilization in American Soap Manufacture

L. Lodian

A New Scheme for Selling Patents

Departments

Correspondence- February 21, 1914

Notes and Queries- February 21, 1914

New Books, Etc.- February 21, 1914