Scientific American Magazine Vol 121 Issue 7

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 121, Issue 7

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Features

Our Proposed 1,000-Foot Steamers

Legal Advice with a Guarantee, Life Preservers For Air Passengers and more

A Salvaging Submarine, Airplane Extremes

Describing the Latest Craft of Simon Lake Which Simplifies Underwater Work

Hawthorne Daniel

Corrosion-Proof Steels

Recent Progress in the Development of Iron Alloys that Resist Rust

F. Rowlinson

The Standardization of Standards

A Permanent Body Looking Toward Consistency and Workability in Engineering Dicta

Coasting in the Wake of a Ferry Boat

A Hudson River Modification of a Hawaiian Sport

Our Technical Achievements in the Great War--III

Transporting 2,000,000 Soldiers and 71,452,000 Tons of Supplies to France

Medium Capacity Trucks Popular, Rubber Mat for Baggage Transfer Trucks and more

Departments

Correspondence - August 16, 1919

The Service of the Chemist, Bridging the Jordan in War Times and more

The Motor-Driven Commercial Vehicle - August 16, 1919

New Books, Etc. - August 16, 1919