Scientific American Magazine Vol 151 Issue 1

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 151, Issue 1

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Features

Extra-Sensory Perception

Results of a Remarkable Series of Controlled Experiments for Telepathy and Clairvoyance

Walter Franklin Prince

What's in the Rocket?

G. Edward Pendray

Flowers with your Camera

New Constituents of the Sun

In the Existing Maze of Lines in the Solar Spectrum, Those of New Elements Are Still Being Discovered, Adding Further to Our Knowledge of What the Sun Is Made of

Henry Norris Russell

Splitting Seconds

Quartz Crystals Furnish the Basis for Time Keeping of Extreme Accuracy, Courtesy Electrical Research Products, Inc.

Eugenic Sterilization

Human Betterment Demands It

E. S. Gosney

Angling Has Scientific Angles

How to Take Mean Advantage of a Poor Fish

J. E. Nielsen

Time Defeats Bandits

Sundials and Their Construction--V

Materials for Construction; Calculating Time

Margaret Walton Mayall, R. Newton Mayall

Cancer

How the Scientific Method is Being Applied in One Attempt to Isolate the Ultimate Cause of this Disease

T. Swann Harding

Water Power and Salt Lake for Egypt?

The Length of Your Nose

Donald A. Laird

Departments

Across the Editor's Desk, July 1934

Back of Frontispiece, July 1934

The Debris Rose 600 Feet into the Air

Our Point of View, July 1934

Lamp Filament a Coiled Wire, X Ray Diagnoses Elephant's Arthritis and more

Current Bulletin Briefs, July 1934

Books Selected by the Editors, July 1934

Attempted Dress Copyrights Fail, Chemical Patents and more