Scientific American Magazine Vol 124 Issue 24

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 124, Issue 24

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Features

The Yangtse Shallow-Draft Steamer Anning, Aerial Radio Protection and more

Putting Motion into Mechanical Drawings

How Motion Picture Films of Hidden Mechanisms Are Made for Industrial and Educational Purposes

Howard Greene

Counting Electrons

Ralph Howard

Diagnosis by Wireless

S. R. Winters

Below Zero

The Low Temperature Laboratory of the United States Bureau of Mines

An Alternative to Einstein

How Dr. Poor Would Save Newton's Law and the Classical Time and Space Concepts

New Sources of Pulp and Paper

The Direction in Which the Paper Maker Will Turn When His Timber Supply Is Gone

Thomas J. Keenan

Sixty Tons Per Minute

Baltimore's New Coal Pier, and How It Makes Its Records

J. F. Springer

Valuable Binder Material from Waste, Giant Crane Lifts its Smaller Brother

George H. Dacy

Departments

Correspondence

The Service of the Chemist

Inventions New and Interesting

Recently Patented Inventions

New Books, Etc.