The Sciences
Lake Vessels for the Atlantic Service
Cutting Them in Half for Shipment Through the Welland Canal to the Seaboard
Scientific American Chronicles WWI
World War I is a compelling primary source for armchair historians and scholars alike.
The Sciences
The "Trading with the Enemy Act"
Conditions Under Which Patents of Enemy Subjects May be Used
The Sciences
Strategic Moves of the War, November 8th, 1917
By Our Military Expert
The Sciences
Ships of Stone
Seaworthy Concrete Vessels an Accomplished Fact
The Sciences
The Submarine Problem--XIX
Convoying as an Answer to the Submarine
The Sciences
Fighting Flanders Mud -- and the Germans, Where Germany Now Secures Her Copper, and more
Fighting Flanders Mud -- and the Germans [the cover image is associated with this article]
Where Germany Now Secures Her Copper
The Case of Italy [after their defeat on the Isonzo]
and more...
The Sciences
After the War--What?
I. Economic Results that will Follow the Conclusion of Peace
Technology
The Liberty Truck
Technical Details of Our Newest Substitute for the Army Mule
The Sciences
Strategic Moves of the War, October 24th, 1917
The Sciences
The House-Mover's Methods Applied to a Stranded Submarine, German Efficiency and the Soul, and more
U.S. submarine "H-3" aground in Samoa Beach, Calif.
