Some Alloys Suitable for Instrument Work—II
A Neglected Field for Investigation
Volume 75, Issue 1937supp
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Features
An Unforseen Function of the Beard of Wheat
Wood Waste Utilization
The Industry in its Relation to Expert Advice
The Work of Filing
Aids to Navigation on the Missouri River
Concrete Piles Employed in Dam Construction
The use of Relief Maps in Mine Surveying
A Realistic Model often more Helpful than a Plane Chart
The Cleveland Fly Campaign
A Scientific Battle against Disease-Carriers
Medical Men as Geologists
The World's Greatest Cable Tested
The Claude Process for Reproducing Drawings
By the Paris Correspondent of the Scientific American
The Harlé Steam Reservoir
Power from Kerosene
A System whereby Oil, Kerosene and Distillates are used in the Ordinary Type of Gas Engine
The Significance of Spectroscopy for the Atomistic Theory
A Rational Theory Wanted to Correlate Observed Facts
Legibility of Colored Advertisements
The Micro Indicator
Photographing Sound
A Fine Demonstration of Wave Motion