The Cunning Displayed in the Sinking of the German Steamer "Liebenfels"
[article on the attempt by the Germans to block the Navy Yard in Charleston, S.C. after war was declared]
Volume 116, Issue 15
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Features
The President's War Message, The Removal of Major-General Wood, and more
[editorial after America declared war on Germany]
Common Edible Mushrooms
A Few Unmistakable Varieties That are Fit for the Table
Strategic Moves of the War--April 5th, 1917
By Our Military Expert
Bringing the Gnome Engine to America
How This Most Intricate of Aviation Engines is Being Successfully Manufactured in Our Country
More Sulphur From Smelter Gases
Seasoning Iron Castings
A Tractor That Ice and Snow Will Not Stall, Ways and Means to Increase American Aircraft Production, and more
The page includes the article associated with the front cover image: "A one-man 'tank' for the barbed-wire cutter"