Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1913-01-04: A Whitehead Torpedo Just After Its Discharge From An Above-Water Tube1913-01-11: Motor Number 1913 Automobile Number1913-01-18: The Greater Efficiency of the Motor Truck As Compared with the Efficiency of a Horse-Drawn Wagon1913-01-25: The Great Horse Race Scene in "the Whip1913-02-01: Scientific Farmer1913-02-08: New Types For the Japanese Navy1913-02-15: Building the Four Track Subway Beneath Broadway New York1913-02-22: The Undershot Waterwheels of Northern Syria1913-03-01: The underground River from the catskilIs to New York. Supplying a metropolis with Mountain water. Bookkeeping by machine.1913-03-01: Keeping books by machine - pucnhed cards - babbage - paper tape - history computing. Two page article.1913-03-01: Keeping books by machine - pucnhed cards - babbage - paper tape - history computing. Two page article. - second page. See page 194 to buy article.1913-03-08: THE TALLEST OFFICE BUILDING IN THE WORLD. Woolworth.1913-03-08: Erection of the Woolworth building. Cover and three page article.1913-03-08: Erection of the Woolworth building. Cover and three page article.1913-03-08: Erection of the Woolworth building. Cover and three page article.1913-03-15: The Ambrose Channel As Measured By the Panama Canal1913-03-22: protecting Battleships with Compressed Air1913-03-29: Trench-And-Tube Method of Constructing Sub-Aqueous Tunnels
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1913-03-01: The underground River from the catskilIs to New York. Supplying a metropolis with Mountain water. Bookkeeping by machine.

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