Scientific American Magazine Vol 124 Issue 23

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 124, Issue 23

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Features

A Submarine Plow for the Submarine Telephone Cable, New Way of Singeing Chickens and more

Our Tropical Timber Trade

Some of the Valued Woods for Which We Must Rely Upon the Countries to the South of Us

Samuel J. Record

The Burning Mines of the Hocking Valley

Harry A. Mount

Weighing the Ten-Millionth of a Milligram

A. Gradenwitz

Revolutionizing an Industry

How Modern Machinery Is Minimizing Hand Labor in Hemp Production

George H. Dacy

Is the Practical Helicopter in Sight?, Measuring Vapor Pressures and more

George Gaulois

Reorganizing Our Government Machinery--II

Some Concrete Reasons Why Rearrangement for Mere Rearrangement's Sake May Not Be a Good Thing

C. H. Claudy

A New Era in Wireless

What Is Being Done With the Radio Telephone By Way of Broadcasting News, Music and Sermons

L. H. Rosenberg

A Study in Magnitude

Comparison of the Hudson Riverbridge with Some of the World's Largest Constructions in Engineering and Architecture

J. Bern Walker

Departments

Correspondence

The Heavens in June, 1921

Inventions New and Interesting

Recently Patented Inventions