Scientific American 1900 to 1909

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1908-06-27: A Gang Plow Hauled by a Gasoline Traction Engine. The Gasoline Traction Engine Hauling a Disk Plow1908-07-04: The Great Roosevelt Irrigation Dam1908-07-11: The Luyties Helicopter. Probably the Largest Experimental Rotary Flying Machine Ever Tested1908-07-18: A Machine for Handling Coke in the Yard1908-07-25: A 2,000-Foot Building- the Maximum Possible Height Under Existing Conditions1908-08-29: Wilbur Wright Flying Over the Race Track At Le Mans, France1908-09-05: The Mari-Xanave Dam in Southern India1908-09-12: A Huge Bucket Dredger1908-09-19: navies of the world IV.-the French Navy of To-Day1908-09-26: The Narrowing of the Ganges And Construction of The Curzon Bridge1908-10-03: Construction of the New York State Barge canal1908-10-10: The Civilized World's Consumption of Paper Presented in Graphical Form.1908-10-17: The Giant Arsinoitherium, the Newly Discovered Horned Monster of Prehistoric Egypt.1908-10-24: Navies of the world V. The Japanese Navy of To-Day.1908-10-31: The Yuma Irragation Dam1908-11-07: A Mammoth Gyratory Stone Crusher1908-11-14: Fighting Tops Past And Present. naval1908-11-21: A New Era in Aerial Navigation
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1908-09-26: The Narrowing of the Ganges And Construction of The Curzon Bridge

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