Scientific American Magazine Vol 120 Issue 24

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 120, Issue 24

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Features

Three-Year Naval Program Abandoned, Our Links with the Past and more

The Carrier of Malaria

Museum Models Which Reveal the Structure of Anopheles Maculipennis

With Trees for Ears

A Wireless Station Within the Reach of Everybody

Invention as the Foundation of the Nation's Wealth

Exhibition of the Interior Department Which Emphasizes This Side of the Work of the Patent Office

C. H. Claudy

For the Motor Tourist

What an Adequate System of Road and City Signboards Can Do for His Guidance

Avis Gordon Vestal

The Wireless Incendiary

Jacques Boyer

Southern California's Burning Canyon

Shale-Bearing Rocks Whose Slow Spontaneous Combustion is Manifest in Clouds of Smoke and Steam

Ellwood Atherton

The Seaplane Carrier Argus

A Ship With a Five-Hundred-Foot Starting and Landing Platform for Seaplanes

Valuable By-Products from Gold Dredging

Arthur L. Dahl

The United States Patent Office as a National Asset, Rabies and the Public Health Problem and more

Edward Thomas

Departments

Correspondence - June 14, 1919

Inventions New and Interesting - June 14, 1919

Recently Patented Inventions - June 14, 1919