Scientific American Magazine
Volume 113, Issue 24You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
A New Form of the Fighting Aircraft, Unmuzzling Our Naval and Military Officers and more
The Navy is working on an aircraft that can launch a torpedo
Robert G. Skerrett
How a Rifle is Sighted
Quickness and Accuracy Obtained with the Peep Sight
Difficult House-Moving Feat to Save Trees, Labor-Saving Equipment for Concrete Road Building and more
Strategic Moves of the War, December 4th, 1915
Relics of Ancient Costa Rica
Metal-Working Methods of Primitive Central American Artisans Disclosed by Recovered Ornaments
Walter L. Beasley
Bog Moss for Surgical Dressings
A Substitute for Prepared Cotton Wool Discovered in England and Scotland
Charles M. Maigne
Hawaiian Blowholes, Recent Completion of the Kensico Reservoir
Converted Automobile as Motive Power for Mine Cars, Remote Controlled Electric Piano for Picture Theaters and more
Departments
Correspondence - December 11, 1915
Inventions New and Interesting - December 11, 1915
New Books, Etc. - December 11, 1915