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FROM DR. FRANKLIN’S BROOM-CORN SEED. See Page 223.
ILLUSTRATED SCIENCE
FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
BOSTON:
D. LOTHROP & COMPANY,
FRANKLIN STREET.
Copyright, 1881,
By D. Lothrop & Company.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
| Page | |
| How Newspapers are made. | [11] |
| Umbrellas. | [38] |
| Paul and the Comb-makers. | [54] |
| In the Gas-works. | [69] |
| Racing a Thunder-storm. | [86] |
| August’s “’Speriment.” | [103] |
| The Birds Of Winter. | [125] |
| Something About Light-houses. | [141] |
| “Buy a Broom! Buy a Broom!” | [158] |
| Talking by Signals. | [171] |
| Jennie finds out how Dishes are made. | [183] |
| Archery For Boys. | [192] |
| Dolly’s Shoes. | [202] |
| A Glimpse of some Montana Beavers. | [208] |
| How Logs go to Mill. | [211] |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| Page | |
| [Frontispiece] | |
| The N. Y. Tribune Building at Night. | [13] |
| A Contributor to the Waste-Paper Basket. | [16] |
| Office of the Editor-In-Chief. | [17] |
| Regular Contributors | [19] |
| How Some of the News is Gathered | [22] |
| Type-Setter’s Case In Pi. | [22] |
| Type-Setters’ Room. | [23] |
| Taking “Proofs.” | [24] |
| In the Stereotypers’ Room. | [25] |
| Finishing the Plate. | [27] |
| Printing Presses of the Past and Present | [30] |
| A News-Dealer. | [33] |
| A Bad Morning for the News-Boys. | [36] |
| “Any Answers come for Me?” | [37] |
| The First Umbrella. | [38] |
| What Jonas saw adown the Future. | [39] |
| Lord of the Twenty-Four Umbrellas. | [42] |
| A “Duck’s Back” Umbrella. | [44] |
| An Umbrella Handle Au Naturel. | [46] |
| Cutting the Covers. | [47] |
| Finishing the Handle. | [50] |
| Sewing “Pudding-Bag” Seams. | [51] |
| Completing the Umbrella | [53] |
| Master Paul did not feel Happy. | [55] |
| My Lady’s Toilet. | [58] |
| The New Circle Comb | [61] |
| Ancient or Modern—Which? | [62] |
| “In Some Remote Corner Of Spain.” | [65] |
| A Retort. | [72] |
| Kitty in the Gas-Works. | [77] |
| The Metre. | [77] |
| The Gasometre. | [83] |
| Inflating the “Buffalo.” | [87] |
| A Plucky Dog. | [91] |
| Our Balloon Camp. | [94] |
| The Professor’s Dilemma. | [99] |
| The Wreck of the “Buffalo.” | [101] |
| The Incubator. | [105] |
| How the Chicken is Packed. | [117] |
| How the Shell is Cracked. | [118] |
| The Artificial Mother. | [120] |
| The Chickadee. | [126] |
| The Black Snow-Bird. | [129] |
| The Snow Bunting. | [133] |
| The Brown Creeper. | [134] |
| Nuthatches. | [136] |
| The Downy Woodpecker. | [138] |
| Fourth Order Light-House. | [141] |
| A Modern Light-House | [144] |
| Light-House on Mt. Desert. | [147] |
| Light-House at “The Thimble Shoal” | [151] |
| First Class Light-Ship. | [154] |
| The Blind Broom-Maker of Barnstable. | [159] |
| A Gay Cavalcade. | [160] |
| The Comedy of Brooms. | [163] |
| Up in the Attic. | [164] |
| Plant the Broom! | [166] |
| The Tragedy of Brooms. | [169] |
| In Obedience to the Signals. | [177] |
| The Potter’s Wheel. | [184] |
| The Kiln and Saggers. | [186] |
| Mould for a cup. | [188] |
| Handle Mould. | [188] |
| Making a Sugar-Bowl. | [189] |
| Rest for flat Dishes. | [191] |
| The Target. | [201] |
| Dolly’s Shoes | [204] |
| A Maine Wood-Chopper. | [211] |
| A River-Driver. | [214] |
| “The Liberated Logs came sailing along.” | [216] |
| Through the Sluice. | [218] |
ILLUSTRATED SCIENCE FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.