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Suppose an event of great importance takes place in some far Western city — something that the great army of newspaper readers would like to visualize by photographic record. Will they be obliged to...

A Caprice on Wireless Telegraphy by Norman Allison The trouble with Nikola Tesla seems to be that he has not got enough room. Marconi potters about telegraphy from Dover to Calais across the Channel...

I found a Yugoslav today to tell me what’s going on in the European backwoods, where the boys had as soon take potshots at our airplanes as at each other. The situation is what you might call complex...

TYNDALL WAS THE EXPONENT OF LITERATURE THAT PAYS. He Charmed Vast Audiences With His Finished Lectures — Men Who Could Make Fortunes If They Would Speak or Write Science as a Subject of Popular...

From the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Competition is a great thing. There is no knowing whether either Edison or Tesla would be making such rapid progress in discovery and invention if they were not, in a...

Prof. John S. McKay on Its Properties and Functions. ONE OF THE MYSTERIES OF THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE — THE THEORY OF ITS EXISTENCE A DEDUCTION FROM NATURAL PHENOMENA. An entertaining and carefully...

Tesla announces that he can kill disease germs and not kill persons by sending millions of volts of electricity through the human anatomy. He thinks he has found the fountain of perpetual youth, by...

The marvelous construction shown in the accompanying cut is part of a great scheme by which the electrician, Nikola Tesla, says he will have in operation before a great while and which he calls "world...

NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Every once in a while a book comes along which I like to hold in my hand while I curl up on a sofa and settle back in good, old-fashioned enjoyment. Such a volume is Hamlin Garland...

The terrible catastrophe in Italy which caused the inhabitants of the ill-fated city of Messina to believe that the end of the world had come is only a foretaste on a small scale of what many eminent...