Scientific American Magazine Vol 119 Issue 13

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 119, Issue 13

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Features

The Publisher's Dilemma, Germany and the French Ore Deposits, and more

Woods for Making Airplanes

The Requirements of the Various Parts, and the Species with Which They Are Met

Samuel J. Record

Strategic Moves of the War, September 18th, 1918

By Our Military Expert
The St. Mihiel advance and the threat against the Briey iron field
and more

How Holland will Dispose of the Zuyder Zee

A Vast Engineering Project That Will Take Thirty-three Years For Its Completion

Robert G. Skerrett

The Construction Division of the United States Army

The Vast Machine That Attends to Emergency Building for the War Department

W. A. Starrett

The Inertia of the Eye, Recording the Movement of a Climbing Plant

J. Fidel Tristan

The Current Supplement- September 28, 1918

Potash from the Lavas of Vesuvius, French Use of X-Rays on Metals, and more

Departments

Correspondence- September 28, 1918

The Heavens in October, 1918

Inventions New and Interesting- September 28, 1918

Recently Patented Inventions- September 28, 1918

New Books, Etc.- September 28, 1918