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Scientific American Magazine Vol 110 Issue 22

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 110, Issue 22

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Features

Basket Willow Culture in the United States, Latin-American Attitude to the United States, and more

The Principle of the Bicycle Applied to the Motor Car

A Two-wheeled Automobile Stabilized by Means of a Gyroscope

An Unattended Lighthouse, The Boiler Plant of the "Britannic", and more

H. J. Shepstone

Training Wild Animals for Moving Pictures

Robert H. Moulton

Iron Ore, Pig-iron, and Steel Production

Henry Harrison Suplee

The Iron Smelter's Fuel Bill

Henry Harrison Suplee

Automatic Voltage Regulator, Low-pressure Atomizing Burner

J. Naveman

A Variable Condenser, Construction of an Oxygen Carbon Remover

Frederick E. Ward

Road Structure and the Commercial Car

K. G. Martin

Departments

Correspondence- May 30, 1914

The Heavens in June

The Motor-driven Commercial Vehicle- May 30, 1914

Recently Patented Inventions- May 30, 1914

Motor Truck Notes and Queries- May 30, 1914