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Scientific American Magazine Vol 112 Issue 22

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 112, Issue 22

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Features

When Electricity Was Really in its Infancy, What Sank the "Lusitania"? and more

Francis B. Crocker

Storing the Tourists' Needs, A New Life-boat

Stanley Petman

The Study of Animal and Human Behavior

L. K. Hirshberg

What the National Guard Needs, Loading and Firing Submarine Torpedoes and more

[Article on firing submarine torpedoes goes with cover image]

W. W. Wright

A Mercury-Vapor Engine

Increasing the Efficiency of a Heat Engine by Employing a Liquid of High Boiling Point

Measuring the Twisting Strength of Steel, Model of the Typhus Carrier and more

Robert H. Moulton

Concrete for Churches

Departments

Correspondence - May 29, 1915

The Heavens in June

Recently Patented Inventions - May 29, 1915