The Sciences
Reaching the Hundred Million
How War Work of the States is Coordinated by the Section on Cooperation
Scientific American Chronicles WWI
World War I is a compelling primary source for armchair historians and scholars alike.
Technology
The New War Truck
How American Manufacturers have Cooperated to Produce a Standard Machine
The Sciences
The Submarine Problem--XVIII
The Destroyer, the Trawler and the Depth Bomb
The Sciences
Legislation Affecting Wartime Patents
Pending legislation: The patent commissioner may order that an invention be kept secret and withhold
the grant of a patent until the termination of the war
The Sciences
Strategic Moves of the War, October 10th, 1917
By Our Military Expert
The Sciences
The Passing of the "Pill-Box"
This and Other German Defensive Schemes which have Succumbed to Allied Artillery
[article on dugouts, blockhouses and bunkers versus shell fire]
The Sciences
Recent Destroyer Construction, Perfect Cooperation of British and American Navies, and more
The Sciences
Potash-What we are doing about it
The Many Expedients by which we are Contriving to get Along Without Germany
[Potash is a vital ingredient for agriculture]
The Sciences
The Guns Behind the Bonds
The Sciences
Docking a 9,300-ton Cruiser in a 4,500-ton Dock, A Naval Offensive, and more
"The rudder of the Japanese cruiser "Azuma" of 9,300 tons, was repaired by using a 4,500- ton floating dock to lift the stern of the ship clear of the water. To prevent the ship from sliding out of the dock, she was anchored to the structure by chains and s teel hawsers."...
