Scientific American Magazine Vol 111 Issue 1

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 111, Issue 1

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Features

Shamrock IV in Drydock, A Water Model of the Electric Arc, and more

Her Form Shows That the Challenger Will be Formidable in Fresh to Strong Breezes.

X-Rays in the Treatment of Disease

The Rationale of Their Application

The Rodman Wanamaker Transatlantic Flier

Its Successful Trials on Lake Keuka

The Austrian Aircraft Disaster, Ulivi's Experiments in Exploding Bombs with Infra-red Rays, and more

Carl Dienstbach

An Underwater Siren to Prevent Collisions at Sea

Prof. R. A. Fessenden's Latest Invention

P. Harvey Middleton

The Manufacture and Fitting of Piston Rings

How the Efficiency of a Motorcar is Dependent Upon Gas-tight Ring-joints

H. S. Whiting

Neglect of the Human Machine

Eugene Lyman Fisk

Departments

Correspondence- July 4, 1914

The Heavens in July 07, 1914

Inventions New and Interesting- July 4, 1914

Recently Patented Inventions- July 4, 1914

New Books, Etc.- July 4, 1914

Notes and Queries- July 4, 1914