Scientific American Magazine Vol 113 Issue 17

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 113, Issue 17

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Features

Fall River's Proposed Water Supply System, Nature as a Canal Builder and more

Recent Advances in Wireless Measuring Instruments

An Instrument for Determining Logarithmic Decrement of Transmitters

Herbert T. Wade

The 350-Mile Astor Cup Auto Race

American Cars Win First and Second Place in Record Time

Strategic Moves of the War, October 14th, 1915

J. B. W. Gardiner

Portraying the Little Things of Nature

How to Arrange the Camera for Photomicrographs and Photorhacrographs

Edward F. Bigelow

Paving River-Beds with Concrete

New System of Laying Concrete Floors and Walls to Confine River Waters to Their Course

The Gyrotelescope, Oil-Burning Furnace for Heat Treatment of Automobile Springs and more

Includes an article on the Sperry gyrotelescope, an aiming device for aerial bombing

C. Dienstbach

Patent Office News Notes for Inventors - October 23, 1915

Departments

Correspondence - October 23, 1915

Inventions New and Interesting - October 23, 1915

Recently Patented Inventions - October 23, 1915