Scientific American Magazine Vol 123 Issue 26

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 123, Issue 26

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Features

Where Uncle Sam's Income Goes, The Progress of the Einstein Judges

G. H. Dacy

The Progress of the Einstein Judges, Are we to Become the War Pace-Maker? and more

Our Lagging Gold Production

Reasons Why Less of the Precious Metal Is Being Produced Now Than for Many Years Past

Arthur L. Dahl

How Hard is a Rock?

S. R. Winters

The North Platte Project Today

J. F. Springer

Why the Cliff Dwellers Vanished

A Modern Industrial Hazard that May Have Existed in Prehistoric Times

Frederick L. Hoffman

The New President of the American Association

Marcus Benjamin

Disposing of the Sewage

A Typical Plant at Mount Vernon, N. Y., with Special Features of Interest in Overhead Distribution

Sanford G. Plumb

A New American Industry

How the Making of Toys Has Been Established on a Solid Basis in This Country

Harry A. Mount

Old 999 Still in Service

Ralph Howard

With the Engineers of Industry

A Department Devoted to the Physical Problems of the Plant Executive

Departments

Inventions New and Interesting

Index