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INDEX TO VOLUME 89
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An Extension Reel for Electric Lamps | 843 |
An Electrically Heated Foot-Board for the Policeman | 683 |
Determining the Intensity of Illumination by a New Measuring System | 913 |
Making an Electrically Heated Soldering Iron | 947 |
An Electric Burglar Alarm Attached toa Door-Lock | 947 |
A Dead End Switch of the Multiple-Point Type | 948 |
A Salt Water Polarity Indicator Made from a Burned Out Fuse | 952 |
An Electrically-Operated Recording Weather Vane | 952 |
Operating Furnace Checks and Drafts by Electricity | 954 |
HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY | |
An Improved Vegetable Slicer | 107 |
Housekeeping Made Easy | 111 |
Why Young Girls Don't Leave Home | 232 |
Keeping Food Without Ice | 293 |
Make Your Own Lazy-Betty | 299 |
Improving a Towel-Roller | 301 |
String Holder and Cutter | 306 |
Handy Folding Kitchen Tables | 309 |
Housekeeping Made Easy | 372 |
Cleaning Gloves Economically with Benzine | 409 |
Converting Sun-Parlor into Bedroom | 427 |
A Towel Holder | 458 |
A Convenient Shoe-Rack | 459 |
An Easily Constructed Holder for the Broom | 468 |
A Screen Door-check | 477 |
How Do You Sit? | 551 |
Bathing in Your Trunk | 557 |
Housekeeping Made Easy | 558 |
Using the Steam Radiator to Remove Wall-Paper | 564 |
The Electric Scrub-Woman — Brainless but Efficient | 566 |
Trundling Your Washing-Machine on Wheels | 566 |
Why Isn't This Used Instead of Hooks and Eyes? | 575 |
Repairing Worn Wheels of a Carpet-Sweeper | 601 |
A Scheme for Keeping Pictures Hanging Straight | 608 |
A Clothes-Rack foi Use Indoors and Outdoors | 603 |
Protecting the Gas Range with a Wind-Shield | 618 |
Turning tfie Stationary Tub into an Electric Washing Machine | 647 |
Electric Ranges Are Becoming Popular | 681 |
Housekeeping Made Easy | 690 |
Water-Heating Garbage Burner | 698 |
Doing the Family Washing in Your Rocking Chair | 738 |
The "Permanent Wave" of a Woman's Hair and Its Secret | 743 |
Reducing the Furnace Man to a Mere Push-Button | 731 |
A Comfortable Electric Foot-Warmer Pad | 752 |
A Foot-Warmer Attachment for a Radiator | 761 |
How to Straighten the Crooked Straws of a Broom | 775 |
A Heater for Use Over the Flame of a Gas Jet or Kerosene Lamp | 855 |
Housekeeping Made Easy | 858 |
Removing Old Starch from Clothes by a Malt Extract Bath | 913 |
HOW THE WAR IS BEING FOUGHT | |
War Pictures | 32 |
When the Fighting Man Dreams | 53 |
Locating Guns by Delicate Earthquake-Detectors | 178 |
Submarine Destroyers | 180 |
War Pictures | 208 |
Experimenting with Liquid Fire | 208 |
Firing with Heavy Artillery at an Enemy You Can't See | 226 |
War Pictures | 336 |
The Wastage of Flying Machines in the Great War | 377 |
"Shooting" a Photograph with a Pistol-Camera | 408 |
A Modern War Relic | 425 |
Fitting Penholders to Crippled Hands | 435 |
War Pictures | 487 |
How London Cares for Soldiers' Babies | 502 |
How the Firing of Heavy Guns Affects Animals | 576 |
Detecting Enemy Submarines from a Ship's Look-Out | 579 |
INVENTIONS TO MAKE LIFE EASY | |
Adjustable Kettle-Cover | 113 |
Hammer for Onc-Armed Man | 113 |
Handling the Cord of Electric Irons | 113 |
At Last! A Lock for Slipping Rubbers | 113 |
A New Way of Directing the Breeze of a Fan | 113 |
A Suit-Shaker Which Will Not Clog | 113 |
An Adjustable Golf-Tee Board | 114 |
Combined Penholder and Blotter | 114 |
Saw Cuts Square Hole | 114 |
Semaphore Signals for Automobiles | 114 |
Skinning the Slippery Eel | 114 |
Why Fall Down in Your Bath-Tub? | 114 |
At Last! A Machine Which Irons Skirts Without a Murmur | 184 |
Keeping Cool with a Fan Driven by a Hot-Air Engine | 246 |
A Fancy Shoe-Lace Cover | 270 |
A Heater for the Parlor Lamp | 270 |
Pipe Loaded from Stem | 270 |
Automatic Roller Bearing | 270 |
A Spoon That Can't Slip | 270 |
Spout Attachment for Bottles | 270 |
Aluminum Billiard Cue | 271 |
Automobiling with a Bicycle | 271 |
Beating the Dentist to It | 271 |
A Cure for Butter Fingers | 271 |
Facilitating Speed in Writing | 271 |
A Swatter for High-Fliers | 271 |
Shoes of Esparto Straw which Outwear Leather | 375 |
Escaping the Barber's Fingers | 432 |
Collapsible Tooth-Brush Case | 432 |
Keeping the Baby's Bottle Just Right | 432 |
A Pipe with a Cleaning Wick | 432 |
A Detachable Massage Brush | 432 |
A Mechanical Oyster-Opener | 432 |
Holding Asparagus in the Can | 433 |
Adding Dignity to Condensed Milk Cans | 433 |
Putting Ejchaust Gases to Work | 433 |
Reducing Eye-Strain | 433 |
Handle and Cover for Milk Bottles | 433 |
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING | |
Revolving Portable Elevator | 165 |
Coaling a Liner with An Elevator | 206 |
A Giant Grinder Which Goes to Its Work | 240 |
How Heat Is Measured with the Eye | 330 |
New Kind of Lawn Sprinkler | 332 |
Loading Guns by Pneumatic Tube | 334 |
The Paving Blocks of Paris | 352 |
Sorting and Packing Apples by Machinery | 363 |
A Low Water Alarm for Boilers | 370 |
Locomotive Runs Three Hours on Charge from Boiler Plant | 370 |
A Typewriter Made Especially for the One-Armed | 371 |
A Locomotive that Burns Pulverized Coal | 376 |
Keeping Watch on the Chimney | 378 |
The "Spinning Whejpl" Gun | 397 |
One of the Pranks of the San Francisco Earthquake | 416 |
Why Not Make Rain Work? A Chance for a Rain Motor | 419 |
Smoothing Sidewalks by Machine | 426 |
The Preeminence of American Inventive Ingenuity | 427 |
Belt Shifter Protects Workmen | 434 |
A Curious Clock Built on a New Principle | 511 |
Putting Wheels Under Workmen | 514 |
Harnessing the Sun | 513 |
A Machine-Shop in a Diving-Bell | 577 |
Preventing Ships from Rolling with Fly Wheels | 591 |
Cleaning Crown Bottle-Corks in a Portable Hopper | 592 |
A High-Speed Bit That Bores Without Choking | 647 |
Let a Puff of Air Do It | 664 |
Air Is Stronger Than Arms | 665 |
Dummies That Dance and Play | 666 |
Dual Power. Portable Hoisting Machine of Compact Design | 674 |
A Modern "Newspaper Maker" | 676 |
A Simple Instrument Which Measures the Height of a Tree | 696 |
To Protect the Fingers of the Woodworker | 705 |
Combined Velocipede and Hobby-Horse | 715 |
Felling Trees Automatically with a Mechanical Swordfish | 715 |
A Water Curtain Used on a Heating Furnace | 726 |
The Inventor of the Steam Engine Was Interested in Gim-Cracks | 739 |
Saving Gold and Silver on the Vacuum-Cleaner Principles | 750 |
This Ice-Cutting Machine Takes the Place of Eight Horse-Teams | 810 |
Preventing Boiler Troubles by Mechanical Cleaning | 811 |
An Adjustable Steering Device for the Tractor | 832 |
A Mechanical Printer for Facsimile Letters | 836 |
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