The Boy's Book of New InventionsMaule, Harry E. (Harry Edward)
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The Boy's Book of New Inventions
Maule, Harry E. (Harry Edward)
Inventions
XI. THE WIRELESS TELEGRAPH UP TO THE MINUTE 332
The Scientist Talks of Amateur Wireless Operators.
The Great Development of Wireless That
Has Enabled It to Save Three Thousand Lives.
Long Distance Work of the Modern Instruments.
XII. MORE MARVELS OF SCIENCE 352
Color Photography, the Tungsten Electric Lamp,
the Pulmotor, and Other New Inventions Investigated
by Our Boy Friend.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Wilbur Wright _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
The First Wright Aeroplane 4
The First Wright Glider 5
The Second Wright Glider 5
A Long Glide 5
Motor of the Wright Biplane 12
A 16-Cylinder, 100-Horsepower Antoinette Motor 12
An 8-Cylinder, 50-Horsepower Curtiss Motor 12
Standard Gnome Aeroplane Motor 13
A 14-Cylinder, 100-Horsepower Gnome Motor 13
Testing a Gnome Motor on a Gun Carriage 13
Model Aeroplane Fliers 16
A Modern College Man's Glider 17
Otto Lilienthal Making a Flight in His Glider 17
The Chanute Type Glider 32
The Herring Glider 32
An Early Helicopter 32
Prof. Samuel Pierpont Langley 33
Sir Hiram Maxim 33
Octave Chanute 33
Langley's Steam Model 36
The Maxim Aeroplane 36
Medals Won by the Wright Brothers 37
The First Santos-Dumont Aeroplane 44
The Cross-Channel Type Blériot Monoplane 44
A Voisin Biplane 44
Glenn Curtiss About to Make a Flight 45
Henri Farman Starting Aloft with Two Passengers 45
Louis Blériot 45
Glenn Curtiss Making a Flight in the _June Bug_ 52
Orville Wright Making a Flight at Fort Myer 52
The First Letter Ever Written Aboard an Aeroplane
in Flight 53
The Goddess of Liberty 60
First Actual War Expedition of an Aeroplane 61
War Manoeuvres 61
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