Head Hunters of Burma
How England, at Considerable Cost and Peril, is Obtaining the Freedom of Thousands of Slaves from the Tribes in the Naga Hills
How England, at Considerable Cost and Peril, is Obtaining the Freedom of Thousands of Slaves from the Tribes in the Naga Hills
Human Muscles are More Efficient than the Best Steam Engines. An Electrical Theory of Muscular Action
Luxurious Appointments Contribute to Traveler's Comfort
When Astronomers Talk of Galaxies of Stars 60,000,000,000,000,000,000 or More Miles Distant, How Have They Arrived at Such Stupendous Figures?
Will Man Eventually Lose One Eye A Cyclopean Race is Predicted by One Scientist?
American Ship "Malolo" Survives Terrific Collision
How Some of the "Noble" Gases Are Finding Valuable Applications in Industry
Built of Large-Size Stone, Bedded in Cement Mortar, St. John's Cathedral Should Be As Lasting As the Pyramids
How a Piece a of String, Plus a Paper Bag and an Idea, Equaled a Nation-Wide Business
How Two Creatures, Living at the Earth's Antipodes, Were Blotted Out of Existence by Human Greed
New York Will Soon Possess Another "World's Greatest" in the 3500-foot Suspension Bridge Across the Hudson River
Manufacturers Turn to the Light-Socket Receiver—Many Improved Devices
Dutch Patents Cover New Type of Construction
A Little Light on a Dark Subject
What Makes Some Chimneys "Draw" Poorly, Boomerangs Soar, Rotor Ships Move and Golf Balls Curve? "Bernoulli's Principle" Explains It
Novelties for Preparing and Serving Foods
A Department Devoted to the Advancements Made in Industrial and Experimental Chemistry
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A Monthly Review of the Progress Made In All Branches of Radio Communication