Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1911-01-07: Ivan." He Is From Alaska And Is One of the Biggest Brown Bears in Captivity1911-01-14: Automobile Number1911-01-21: The Airship "Suchard" of the Brucker Transatlantic Expedition1911-02-04: The Machinery That Handles the Mail At the Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal New York1911-02-11: A Modern Mailed Knight of the Deep1911-02-18: Farm Issue1911-02-25: Reviving An Asphyxiated Miner1911-03-04: One of Three Valves Constructed To Control the Water That Drives Hydralic Turbines of 12,000 Horse-Power Each At Niagara Falls1911-03-11: The Motor of a Gasoline-Electric Omnibus1911-03-18: Cement And Its Uses1911-04-08: A Dinosaur That Roamed the Earth Millions of Years Ago1911-04-01: Sinking a Battleship At Six Miles.1911-04-15: Light And Heat1911-04-22: Making a Map on the Spot1911-04-29: Rise And Fall of the American Merchant Marine1911-05-06: Covering a Rivers Front with Docks, Tracks And Parks New York1911-05-13: Aviation Number1911-05-20: Anti-Rolling Tanks for Steadying Ships At Sea
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1911-03-18: Cement And Its Uses

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