A Great Journal

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 2, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 30.

A Great Journal.—The Scientific American has rounded out its 102d volume since its establishment in 1845, and begins, with all its best and pristine vigor, volume 103. For the purpose for which the paper is published, there is none that excels. In fact there is none that equals it; conservative, reliable, interesting, and informing. One can not even sketch through a number without learning something. Every young man interested in any wise in mechanics or mechanical science or physics ought to be a reader of the Scientific American. It is issued weekly, splendidly illustrated, published at 361 Broadway, New York; price, $3.00 a year.