Electricity from Peat Gas
By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American
Features
Electricity in Mine Transportation
A New Factor
Elements of Electrical Engineering.—XXII
Storage. Batteries. Part I. Theory and Construction
Salt making by Fusion
A New Metallic Mirror for Searchlights
The Problem of Road Construction
A Consideration of Modern and Future Requirements
Two Notable Egyptian Tombs
Discoveries of Historic and Archeological Interest, Made by American Excavators
Simultaneous Mine Explosions in Different Countries
The Nadir of Temperature
What the Physicist has Done in Attaining Great Cold
An Experimental Model Basin.—II
A Brief Description of its Functions and Operation
What the Government is doing to save our National Resources
The Marine Gas Engine
Its Defects and its Merits
