The Tragedy of the Indian
The Story of Indian Wrongs as Written in the Records of Congress
Volume 134, Issue 1
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Features
Are the Continents Drifting?
A New Theory Which Is Arousing Controversy Among Scientists
Shooting Clinker Rings from Kilns
Are These Elephants?
Spirit Mediums Fail in Test
Comfort from Your Motor
American Eclipse Expeditions to the Far East
The Total Eclipse of January Fourteenth Should Teach Us Much About the Sun
Steps in the Manufacture of the All-important Rear Axle
Giving Trains a Radio Voice
Wired Wireless Is Apparently More Adapted for Service on Railroads than Is Space Radio
Men of the Early Glacial Epoch
In England, Flint Implements 500,000 Years Old Have Been Found
Machining Mountainous Masses of Metal
The Story of an Organization Which Possesses Gigantic Machine Tools and a Well-trained Corps of Workers and Which Puts a Just Valuation on Men as Well as Machines Photographs made in the plant of The Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Company, Hamilton, Ohio, by Scandlin
The Largest American-Built Liner
The Malolo Will Exceed in Size, and Speed Any Previous American Ship
The Peril of Gas Poisoning
The Bureau of Mines Investigates the Poisonous Action of Carbon Monoxide
The Progress of Medical Science--IV
Serums, Vaccines, Surgery, and the Outlook for Prolonging Life Through Hygiene
Seeing Our Speech as Others Hear It
A Instrument Which Records the Various Attributes of the Human Voice
Running a River Through a Mountain
Gilboa Dam and Shandaken Tunnel the Crowning Achievement in the Water Supply of New York City
The Automatic Quartermaster
The Gyroscope Automatically Guides the Ship, the Steersman Standing By
From the Oldest City in the World
The Ruins of Ur, Traditional Birthplace of Abraham, Yield New Art Treasures Photographs by courtesy of the British Museum, London, through the Illustrated London News
Wintering Habits of Insects
The Music of the Skies
How Bells, Which Had Their Origin in China Thousands of Years Ago, Have Been Developed Into Carillons and Have Been Brought to America