Scientific American Magazine Vol 111 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 111, Issue 2

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Features

A Boy's Model of a Battleship, Battleship Versus Submarine and Aeroplane, and more

William N. Hardy

The Martinsyde Transatlantic Challenger Monoplane

An English Machine Designed to Compete for the Northcliffe Prize

H. Bannerman-Phillips

Taking Moving Pictures at the Bottom of the Ocean

A Remarkable Photographic Feat and How It Was Accomplished

J. E. Williamson

Two Giant Worlds, The Ninth International Congress of Applied Chemistry, and more

Frederic Campbell

Eliminating a City's Filth and Flies

Cleveland Battles Against the House-Fly

Jean Dawson

Signaling with Electric Light in the Daytime, Gamma Rays Produced by Means of an X-ray Tube, and more

By Our Berlin Correspondent

The Universal University

Being the Story Of how a Humanitarian Impulse grew into the Greatest Teaching Institution on Earth

Joseph H. Odell

New Aeronautic Records, Separate Running Gears and Bodies for Railway Cars, and more

Departments

Correspondence- July 11, 1914