Scientific American Magazine Vol 148 Issue 6

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 148, Issue 6

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Features

Birth Control and Bigotry

C. C. Little

From the Archeologist's Note Book, June 1933

Why the St. Lawrence Waterway?

Alton Dermont Adams

Flies Raised to Test Death Sprays

Andrew R. Boone

The Literary Value of Mathematical Tables

Henry Norris Russell

Amateur Astronomers' Home-Made Observatories

Fly Fast--Land Slow

High Speed and Safety Are Essential to Aerial Transportation: How Both Ends Are Being Gained

Reginald M. Cleveland

A 'Different' Art Museum

A Mechanical Cow

That Breathes, "Gives Milk" and Moves Her Head, Eyes, Ears, and Jaws in Lifelike Fashion

The Second Scientific American Test of Telepathy

Paper and Pencils Are All That Is Required for Conducting This Series of Experiments That May Open a Large Field for Study

Autocratic Versus Democratic Diplomacy

Captain W. D. Puleston

How Beer is Brewed

The World's Most Efficient Pump

G. A. Skinner

Departments

Across the Editor's Desk, June 1933

Measuring the Effects of Loads on the "Macon"

Our Point of View, June 1933

Is Beer Nutritious? Why Plants are Green and more

Books Selected by the Editors, June 1933

Index to Volume 148, January-June, 1933