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  • Chattering, Teeth, 182
  • Chemical Engines, 454
  • Chemical Fire Extinguishers, 375, 523
  • Chemicals, Photographic, 162
  • Chewing Gum, 337
  • Chicle, 337
  • Chimes, 260
  • Chimneys, 158
  • Chinese Firecrackers, 150
  • Chrome Leather, 582
  • Circuits, Telephone, 225
  • Citrus Fruits, 331
  • “Clam-shell Dredges,” 491
  • Clay, 247, 496
  • Clicking Machines, 438
  • Cliff Dwellings, 334
  • Clinking Glasses, 231
  • Clocks, 61, 344
  • Clothes, 252
  • Coal, 244, 543
  • Coast Defense Guns, 396
  • Cobbler Shop, 437
  • Cocoanuts, 132, 138, 214, 450
  • Cod, 216, 325
  • Coffee-machines, Electric, 207
  • Coining, 302, 449
  • Coir, 132
  • Coke, 251, 460
  • Cold Storage, 299, 466
  • Color-printing, 289, 382
  • Comb, Honey, 183, 197
  • Combination Engravings, 381
  • Combined Sweep Rake and Stacker, 567
  • Combustion, Spontaneous, 42
  • Combustion Engines, 12, 53
  • Compass, Gyro, 74
  • Compasses, 435
  • Composition Billiard Balls, 315
  • Compressed Air Construction, 492
  • Compressed Air Engines, 133
  • Conduits, 223
  • Conning Towers, 425
  • Continuous Core Ovens, 532
  • Conveyor Belts, 535
  • Conveyors, Spiral, 240
  • Cooking, 121
  • Cooking Appliances, 205
  • Co-operative Agriculturists, 333
  • Copper, 448, 450
  • Cordage, 121
  • Cork, 138
  • Films, 162, 537, 578
  • Filters, Salt, 474
  • Finger-prints, 74
  • Finishing Shafts, 443
  • Fire Apparatus, 451, 523, 542
  • Fire-arms, 75, 139, 386
  • Fire-damp, 244
  • Fire Extinguishers, 375, 523
  • Fireflies, 161
  • Fire-making, Early, 121
  • Firing Gears, 405
  • Fireworks, 150
  • Fish, 99, 216, 325, 333, 377, 384, 468
  • Fixation of Nitrogen from the Air, 458
  • Flash Pans, 83
  • Flax, 132
  • Flight of Projectiles, 398
  • Flint, 149
  • Flint-lock, 84
  • Floating Docks, 159
  • Floating Islands, 504
  • Flowers, 317
  • Fluid Compression, 401
  • Flying, Birds, 303
  • “Flying Dutchman,” 180
  • Flying Machines, 505
  • Focus, Eye and Camera, 162
  • Fog Horns, 60
  • Folding Machines, 175, 288
  • Food, Cooking, 121
  • Food Crops, 458, 556
  • Foreign Exchange, 356
  • Forestry, 268
  • Forging Press, 418
  • Forgings, Quenching, 532
  • Forks, 254
  • “Forlorn Hope,” 306
  • “Fossil Forests,” 50
  • Foundry Methods, 531
  • Freckles, 412
  • Free Electric Current, 278
  • Freezing Points, 336
  • French Guns, 390
  • Fresco Painting, 336
  • Front Axles, Auto, 527
  • Front-drive Motor Trucks, 457
  • Fruits, 317, 331
  • Fuel Economy, 244
  • “Fundamental Development Plans,” 222
  • “Funditor,” 461
  • “Liquid Fire,” 377
  • Listing Machines, 350
  • Lizards, 583
  • Llama, 99
  • Loading Platforms, 531
  • Lobsters, 384
  • Lock Gate Operating Machinery, 34
  • Locomotive Building, 543
  • Locomotives, 22, 24, 541
  • Long-bow, 80
  • Loose Nailing Machines, 443
  • Low Tension Currents, 262
  • Lumbering, 306
  • “Lump in the Throat,” 308
  • “Lynching,” 355
  • Machine Guns, 142, 391, 470
  • Magazines, 286
  • Magnets, 589
  • Mailing System, Magazines, 289
  • Manila Fiber, 132
  • Manure Spreaders, 572
  • Map, Tree-planting Regions of U.S., 269
  • Marsh-gas, 244
  • Masonic Signs, 262
  • “Master Clocks,” 344
  • Matchlock, 83
  • Matrix-drying Machines, 179
  • “Measurer of Blue,” 199
  • Meat, 292, 299
  • Mechanical Starter, Auto, 529
  • Megaphones, 308
  • Merchant Submarine Liners, 14
  • Mercury, 336
  • Mer de Glace, 322
  • Meters, Gas, 270
  • Mica, 203
  • Micrometric Regulators, 67
  • Military Air Tractors, 506
  • Milk, 383
  • Mine-planting Submarines, 11
  • “Mineralite” Balls, 360
  • Mining, Coal, 244
  • Mining, Gold, 448
  • Mining, Iron, 413
  • Mint, 302
  • Mobilization, 228
  • Molds, Steel, 431, 531
  • Molecules, 324
  • Monoplanes, 509
  • Monorail Railways, 73, 520
  • Moon, 181, 356
  • Mortars, 397
  • “Mother of Pearl,” 385
  • Motion Pictures, Assembling Films, 537
  • Projecting, 575
  • Taking, 98
  • Safe Deposit Vaults, 428
  • Safety Crew, Mines, 248
  • Salt, 473
  • Salt Fish, 330
  • Sand, 149, 180, 247
  • Sand-dunes, 180
  • Sandwiches, 119
  • Sausages, 292
  • Scythes, 558
  • Searchlight Projectiles, 158
  • Searchlights, 229
  • Self-binding Harvesters, 568
  • Semi-submersible Wrecking Apparatus, 16
  • Set Pieces, Pyrotechnic, 154
  • Sewing Machines, 279
  • Shaking Hands, 308
  • Sheep-growing, 252
  • Sheffield Plate, 256
  • Shells, 409
  • “Shibboleth,” 588
  • Shoes, 436
  • Shoes, Rubber, 115
  • Shoe Treeing Machines, 446
  • Shot-guns, 92
  • “Showing the White Feather,” 231
  • Shutters, Motion Picture Machine, 578
  • “Side-cars,” 56
  • Siege-howitzers, 388
  • Sight-seeing Cars, 482
  • Silhouettes, 163
  • Silica, 149
  • Silos, 271
  • Silver Plating, 253
  • Sinking of the “Bluecher,” 479
  • Siren Horns, 60
  • Sisal, 130
  • Skins, 580
  • Skiving Machines, 437
  • Sky, 180, 199
  • Sky-line, 121
  • Sky-rockets, 150
  • Slaughter-houses, 295
  • Sling-shot, 78
  • Smiling, 412
  • Smoking, Meat, 292
  • Snakes, “Glass,” 583
  • Soap, 298
  • Sole Laying Machines, 441
  • Sole Leather, 580
  • Sole Leveling Machines, 441
  • Soroban, 345
  • Sound, 47, 251, 333, 574
  • Speaking Tubes, 308
  • Spiders, 51, 146
  • Spineless Cactus, 317
  • Spinning, Hemp, 124
  • Spiral Chutes, 240
  • Spontaneous Combustion, 231
  • What was the “Court of Love”? 363
  • the origin of Masonic Signs? 262
  • What were “Ducking Stools”? 379
  • Hour Glasses originally used for? 63
  • the First Apartment Houses in this country? 336
  • When does a Tortoise move quickly? 171
  • When is Exchange at Par? 356
  • When was “Liquid Fire” first used in Warfare? 377
  • New York the Capital of this Country? 379
  • Where are Fireflies used for Domestic Lighting? 161
  • Milk-pails filled from Trees? 383
  • Where did the Ferris Wheel get its name? 342
  • Where do Dates come from? 97
  • Figs come from? 199
  • Pearls come from? 385
  • Where does Ermine come from? 356
  • Rubber come from? 98
  • White Blackberries, 316
  • “White Elephant,” 435
  • Who discovered Rubber? 98
  • the Slide Rule Principle? 348
  • Who invented Arms and Ammunition? 76
  • Who made the first American Automobile? 290
  • the first practical Talking Machine? 43
  • Why are Finger-prints used for Identification? 74
  • Why are they called “Newspapers”? 121
  • Why are Windows broken by Explosions? 231
  • Why do Lobsters Change Colors? 384
  • some of us have Freckles? 412
  • Why do they call it “Shibboleth”? 588
  • call them “Fiddler-crabs”? 229
  • have a Dog-watch on Shipboard? 317
  • say “The King can do no Wrong”? 466
  • Why do we always shake Hands with our Right Hand? 308
  • Why do we call a Man “A Benedict” when he Marries? 149
  • Why do we call it “Denatured Alcohol”? 478
  • “Hob-Nobbing”? 231
  • the “Adam’s Apple”? 321
  • the “Almighty Dollar”? 355
  • Why do we call them “Artesian Wells”? 96
  • “Cravats”? 270
  • “Dog-days”? 301
  • “Sandwiches”? 119
  • “X-Rays”? 169
  • Why do we call 32° above Zero “Freezing”? 336
  • Why do we Count in Tens? 345
  • Why do we Dream? 182
  • get Hungry? 588
  • say “a White Elephant”? 435
  • say “Get the Sack”? 169
  • say “Kick the Bucket”? 171
  • say “the Tune that the Old Cow Died of”? 539
  • Smile when we are Pleased? 412
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