Scientific American Magazine Vol 121 Issue 15

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 121, Issue 15

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Features

Filming a Lens in Action, Russia's Industrial Standing and more

Carl F. Propson

Coal and Iron from the Arctic

Spitsbergen's Vast Mineral Wealth and the Question of its Future Government

Harold J. Shepstone

Studying the Knocks

How a Closer Knowledge of what Goes On in the Cylinder Might Solve the Problems of the Fuel Supply

Charles F. Kettering

Freaks of War Wireless

How the Phonograph Turned Detective and Solved a Wireless Mystery

Munitions of Peace

How the Deadly T.N.T. Can Be Put on its Good Behavior and Made to Work for its Living

C. H. Claudy

The Pheasants and their Book

Lee S. Crandall

A Loop of Wire

An Interesting Radio Communication Development that Resulted from the Great War

Walter J. Henry

Departments

Correspondence - October 11, 1919

Inventions New and Interesting - October 11, 1919