Scientific American Magazine Vol 122 Issue 21

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 122, Issue 21

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Features

The Crop Factory, Steam Locomotives and the Coal Bill and more

Can Gardening be Made a Standardized Industry, Independent of the Elements?

Alexandre Livventaal

Dismantling a City

How a Great Army Camp Is Converted into Second-Hand Building Material

Harry A. Mount

Open-Air Mining of Coal by Electric Shovels

G. Orb

The Welded Joint in Structural-Steel Work

Ralph Howard

The International Trademark

Steps Toward Easier Protection of American Rights in Foreign Countries

Chauncey P. Carter

Possum Wood

A Little-Known Forest Product That Seems Certain to Find a Place in Our Economy

Samuel J. Record

The Laboratory in Business

How Science and Industry have Linked Hands in the Industrial Laboratory

Ohio's Flood Insurance

How the Miami Valley Plans to Stop the Next Inundation Before it Starts

M. A. Henry

Pin-Hole Photography

Some New and Pertinent Facts About an Old but Misunderstood Art

J. F. Springer

Laws of Air Resistance of Aerofoils, A Light-Fringe Dilatometer

Departments

Correspondence - May 22, 1920

Inventions New and Interesting - May 22, 1920

Recently Patented Inventions - May 22, 1920

New Books, Etc. - May 22, 1920