Scientific American Magazine Vol 110 Issue 15

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 110, Issue 15

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Features

A Mountain of Copper, Air Pressures in Playing Wind Instruments, and more

The Plumbing of the Human Body

The Surgeon as a Sanitary Engineer

The Problem of Our Navy-April 11, 1914

VII.—Personnel—The Question of Officers and Men

Protection From X-rays in Radiography

The Devices of Dr. Maxime Ménard

Jacques Boyer

Vocational Guidance and Efficiency

How Boys Are Started Aright in Life

Benjamin C. Gruenberg

Guns on Aeroplanes

John Jay Ide

A Self-steering Farm Motor, Fodder Equivalents and more

Herbert I. Washburn

Nebuchadnezzar as a Builder

Edgar J. Banks

Safe Moving Pictures

The Inventions of Nicholas Power

Arthur J. Lang

Popular Beliefs and Scientific Facts, A Rockefeller Fund for the Study of Animal Disease, and more

Departments

Correspondence-April 11, 1914

Notes and Queries-April 11, 1914

Recently Patented Inventions-April 11, 1914

New Books, etc.-April 11, 1914