Scientific American Magazine Vol 120 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 120, Issue 23

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Features

Lessons of the Trans-Atlantic Flight, The Naughtiness of Nations and more

A United States Port in France

American Accomplishment in France a Model for Needed Reconstruction Work

C. H. Claudy

American Mystery Ships

Cleverly Protected Decoys Prepared for the Destruction of U-Boats on This Side of the Atlantic

Eric A. Dime

Much Wheat--Little Corn?

Close Relations of the Two, and How the Size of the Corn Crop Affects the Price of Meat

When Freight Cars Bump

Recent Tests of Draft Gears, and the Resulting Developments

J. Hammond Smith

Stefansson in the Arctic

A Summary of What Was Done in the Five Years of the Canadian Expedition

John G. Holme

America Flies the Atlantic

The Design and Development of the NC-4 (Navy-Curtiss Flying Boat)

World Markets for American Manufactures

Lynn W. Meekins

Bean Harvesting Attachment for Farm Tractors

Charles Alma Byers

Mechanical Equipment of the Farm

Latest Developments in Agricultural Machinery and Practical Suggestions for the Farmer

Harry C. Ramsower

Departments

Correspondence - June 7, 1919

Inventions New and Interesting - June 7, 1919