Scientific American Magazine
Volume 111, Issue 12You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
Illegal Mining and Bomb-dropping, An Internationalized Science, and more
Mines in International Waters and Dropping Bombs on Civilians
The Tunkhannock Railway Viaduct
Construction of the Largest Concrete Arch Bridge in the World
How Great Britain Trains her Military Aviators
The Central Flying School
H. Bannerman-Phillips
An Automobile Radio-Telegraph Station for War Use
Wireless Car for the French Army Equipped with Powerful Field Apparatus
Jacques Boyer
Time as a Factor in Baseball
What Must be Done in a Fraction of a Second
C. H. Claudy
The Micro-structure of Steel, The Dewey Decimal System for Filing Pamphlets, Clippings and Books
Rubber Foam, Three-letter Linotype Matrix, and more
The Smallest Public Service Plant in the Country, Electric Speed Indicator for Locomotives
Notes for Inventors
Switzerland Asks for Help
Departments
Recently Patented Inventions- September 19, 1914
Notes and Queries- September 19, 1914
New Books, Etc.- September 19, 1914