Scientific American Magazine Vol 125 Issue 12

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 125, Issue 12

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Features

A New Type of Ferryboat, Rings Bell if Water is Found in Gas and more

A New Profession

The Recreation Engineer and his Part in Making Our Vacations Worth While

Avis Gordon Vestal

Philadelphia's Tear Bombs and Mobs

William A. McGarry

Copper-Fouling of Ordnance Materials

A. Dagory

A Problem in Levels

How the Shafts and Workings of Coal Mines Are Kept Free of Water

J. F. Springer

The Lesson of the ZR-2 Disaster

Some Recent Facts Bearing on the Construction and Tests and the Conclusions Drawn Therefrom

Ladislas d'Orcy

Group Medicine

A Recent Development in Medical Practice Which Groups Specialists for Diagnosis and Treatment

Mary Ethel Jameson

Fish Stories that are Stranger than Fiction

Queer Creatures of Ocean and River on Daily Sale in Out-of-the-Way Corners of New York

L. Lodian

When Electricity Fires the Enamel Ware

How the Electric Furnace has been Introduced in the Art of Vitreous Enameling with Excellent Results

C. W. Mehling, Jas. W. Carpenter

Dyes for China

Departments

Correspondence

The Motor-Driven Commercial Vehicle

Recently Patented Inventions