Scientific American 1920 to 1929

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1922-01-01: WITH AIRPLANE AND DOG SLED: SIR ERNEST SHACKLETON'S NEW ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION IN THE FAR SOUTH1922-02-01: AN INCIDENT OF PREHISTORIC LIFE: THE RHODESIAN CAVE MAN STARTLED BY AN INTRUDER1922-03-01: Aireal Photography - New York1922-04-01: AN INCIDENT DURING THE RECENT AMATEUR RADIO TRANSATLANTIC TRANSMISSION TESTS1922-05-01: WITH WATERPROOF PAINTS AND CANVAS : PAINTING A SUBMARINE SCENE AT FIRST HAND1922-06-01: By Land And Water with the Amphibious Trains of Begian Congo1922-07-01: LOCATING AN UNLICENSED AND UNLAWFUL RADIO TRANSMITTER WITH THE RADIO COMPASS1922-08-01: TAGGING THE SUBMARINE CABLE: AN INCIDENT IN THE LAYING AND REPAIRING OF OCEAN CABLES1922-09-01: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAPS IN THE MAKING: A TRANSIT STATION ON THE IDAHO. MONTANA BOUNDARY1922-10-01: TAKING THE ROUGHNESS OUT OF OUR HIGHWAYS WITH THE PROFILOMETER1922-11-01: BIRD LlKE FLIGHT AT LAST THE SILENT AND GRACEFFUL SOARING GLIDER1922-12-01: RECEIVING FINGER-PRINT RECORDS VIA RADIO FOR POLICE IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES
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1922-05-01: WITH WATERPROOF PAINTS AND CANVAS : PAINTING A SUBMARINE SCENE AT FIRST HAND

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