Scientific American Magazine Vol 122 Issue 22

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 122, Issue 22

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Features

Adding Color to the Motion-Picture Screen, Progress in Electrification of Swiss Railways and more

The Overhead Cable Crossing

Largest Electric Transmission Span in the World, at Three Rivers, Quebec

J. F. Springer

Determining the Heating and Cooling Curves of Metals

S. R. Winters

The Dendrograph--An Instrument that Keeps Tabs on Tree Growth, A Fire-Fighting Equipment on Rails

Wm. A. Murrill

The Architecture of the Molecule

Some of the Things Which the Langmuir Postulates Tell Us About the Chemical Compounds

Oscar R. Foster

Ancient Remains in Colorado

The Mesa Verde National Park, Landmark of a Lost Race

J. Walter Fewkes

A Racing Car with Two Engines

Victor Pag

An Old Departure in Theater Building

Alfred Gradenwitz

Solving the Short-Haul Problem

The Role of the Light, Narrow-Gage Railway in the Local Transportation of the Future

Charles F. Lang

Departments

Correspondence - May 29, 1920

The Heavens in June, 1920

Inventions New and Interesting - May 29, 1920

Recently Patented Inventions - May 29, 1920

Notes and Queries - May 29, 1920