Scientific American Magazine
Volume 114, Issue 4You are currently logged out. Please sign in to download the issue PDF.
Features
A Submarine “Curtain of Fire”, Should Science Teaching Be Reformed and more?
Making of X-Ray Tubes in War Time
How the Unparalleled Demand for Tubes Was Met by French Manufacturers
Jacques Boyer
Simple Food Tests
Experiments by Which Adulterants May be Detected
S. Leonard Bastin
Strategic Moves of the War, January 13th, 1916
The Pine Needle Oil Industry
How the Thrifty Europeans Utilize a Waste Product of the Lumbering Industries
Samuel J. Record
Deriving Fat from Yeast, Waste Newspapers as a Fuel for Military Camps and more
By Our Berlin Correspondent
Departments
Correspondence - January 22, 1916
The Motor-driven Commercial Vehicle - January 22, 1916
Recently Patented Inventions - January 22, 1916
New Books, Etc. - January 22, 1916
Notes and Queries - January 22, 1916