"Methods of Suffocating Glass and Working with Silicon in Flames of Oxygen and Gas for Students of Chemical and Physical Sciences" is a practical manual written by W. A. (William Ashwell) Shenstone. This book describes in detail the techniques of working with glass, conducting experiments, and producing glass products using rods, gases, and silicon materials. The author provides clear explanations and step-by-step instructions on how to use oxygen, gas, and other tools to create glassware. This book will be a useful source of information for students and practicing chemists and physicists interested in studying the properties of glass and silicon under laboratory conditions.