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3 for Practical People 269
Electricity and Vanity Substitute Alcohol Lamp Wheeled Cabinet for Pho-
Prevents Stealing Current New Massage Glove nograph and Records
Boiling without Water Homemade Clothes Dryer Doing Away with the
To Attract Buyers for Oil Stove Kitchen
Umbrella Clothes Bar Records Phone Calls Ever Ready Mucilage
Invisible Sewing Machine Ice from an Electric-Lamp Exit the Hot Water Bag
Cream Separator for the Socket Squeezer to Hasten Jelly
Home New Auction Table Making
Lawn Clothes Pin Combined Mail-Box and Little Scale with Big Ca-
Novel Garbage Collector Milk-Bottle Holder parity
Tuberculosis Among Fruits Rolling Swing First Aid to Movers
and Vegetables Economical C1 e a n'e r for Simple Metal Scaffold
Lath Like Lightning Teeth Arm Rest Ledger Stand
How to Use-Paint Elizabeth G. Stokely 279
SCIENCE
Aero-Auto-Craft—The Car of the Future ... C. H. Claudy 172
Make and Project Your Own Movies . . . MerwinDelaway 186
Camphor—A New American Industry .... W. F. French 218
Are Hen's Eggs Worth Eating? Rene Bache 222
Wire-Dragging the Ocean's Bottom .... Stanley W. Todd 240
Dusty Rainstorms and Sunsets W. C. Dumas 243
Watch Locates Neighboring Farmers .... W. F. French 247
Electric-Eyed Sea Monsters Arthur H. Fisher 250
Don't Throw Away Your Waste Paper! Walter Lee 253
Racing for a Week 256
Seeing Things at Night 262
Old-Fashioned White Bread as a Food 268
What Is Magnetic Transmission ? Walter Lee 281
New Telephone Appliances 285
THE WORLD TODAY
Smoke Gun Baffles U-Boats Joseph A. Massal 180
Tubing the English Channel David Wales 183
Let Left-Handedness Alone! /. /. Terrell, M. D. 190
Gas-Driven Ocean Freighters Monroe Woolley 232
Blowing Off Steam 286
Boom! Eight Cents to the Good 288
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