Scientific American Magazine Vol 117 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 117, Issue 23

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Features

Ten Million Pounds, The Russian Front; A German Sanitarium, and more

C. H. Claudy

Science- December 8, 1917

Astronomy- December 8, 1917

Engineering- December 8, 1917

The Submarine Problem--XX (Conclusion)

Past Results and the Promise of the Future

J. Bernard Walker

The Mathematics of Winning the War

Why We Should Make the Greatest Possible Initial Effort

Sydney Graves Koon

Co-operation

When Will the Allies Learn the Formula Used So Successfully by the Teuton ?
By an Italian Military Expert

From the Camera to the Screen

How Motion-Picture Films are Developed, Printed, Titled, Tinted, Dried and Polished

Austin C. Lescarboura

Trans-Atlantic Airships

Advanced Ideas for Dirigibles Based on What the Germans Have Done
By Alexandre Livventaal, Late Consulting Engineer to Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin

Alexandre Livventaal

Departments

Correspondence- December 8, 1917

Inventions New and Interesting- December 8, 1917