Scientific American Magazine Vol 123 Issue 13

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 123, Issue 13

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Features

More Starting Power for the Steam Locomotive, An Announcement and more

The Disaster to One of Our Latest Submarines

How an Air Valve, Inadvertently Left Open, Caused S-5 to Plunge to the Bottom

Timing the Hundred-Mile-Per-Hour Racer

Ralph Howard

Bomb-proof Coal Mining

S. R. Winters

The Oil-Field Geologist

How Science Has Made Gambling on Petroleum Prospects a Thing of the Past

O. R. Geyer

The Toolmaker's Tools

The Modern Art of Grinding, and How the Wheels That It Uses are Made

W. F. Sutherland

Solving the Labor Problem--I

The Development of an Industrial Policy of Mutual Interest Between Employer and Employee

George M. Verity

Reconstructing Stonehenge

Work of Preservation That May Solve the Origin of Britain's Most Mysterious Ruin

Harold J. Shepstone

To Make Hens' Eggs Hard, "Flu" Experiments on Monkeys

Departments

Inventions New and Interesting - September 25, 1920

Recently Patented Inventions - September 25, 1920

New Books, Etc. - September 25, 1920