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Vision by RadioRadio PhotographsRadio PhotogramsC. FRANCIS JENKINSWASHINGTON
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Page 14 and 15: COPYRIGHTED, 1925, BYJENKINS LABORA
Page 16 and 17: Mr. C. FrancisJenkinsBorn in the co
Page 18 and 19: free of chalky contrasts, and soft
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Page 23 and 24: Vision by RadioC. FRANCIS JENKINSTH
Page 25 and 26: It is not a visionary, or even a ve
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Page 29: This and succeeding pages are examp
Page 37 and 38: INITIAL ACTIVITIES:The author's wor
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Page 52 and 53: far places less lonely, for the fli
Page 54 and 55: contact point, the cylinder and the
Page 56 and 57: papers. These sheets as wanted are
Page 58 and 59: INK PEN RECEIVERS:Upon a rotating a
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is caused to vibrate at a high freq
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openingTinto the camera, the varyin
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THE WHITE HOUSEWASHINGTONDecember 5
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WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYANVILLA SERENAM
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CARL AKELEY77TH STREET AND CENTRAL.
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"The system consists of causing ele
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Of allThe Amstuts Systemthe mechani
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willThe ElectrographFrom the accomp
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The Baker MachineThe machine of the
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The Dr. Korn MachineThe accompanyin
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The Belin MachineThe "Belinograph"
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Radio CorporationMachineThe accompa
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Pictures by Radio in Natural Colors
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The Jenkins Prismatic RingThe prism
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The Jenkins Pid:ure'StripMachineIn
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"Talking Machine" PhotogramsThe spr
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The prismatic ring can be rotated t
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The rotation of the disc A carrying
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RADIO MOTION PICTURE MECHANISMThe r
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Historical Sketch of Jenkins RadioP
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The Genesis of RadioA Broadcast fro
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Radio eventually will touch our liv
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And did you ever notice the curious
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Note: As Washington isthe birthplac
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y a large apartment building one co
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center of the world. More revolutio
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stands a bowl-like marble amphithea
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