"Say Fellows—" - Fifty Practical Talks with Boys on Life's Big Issues by Wade C. Smith
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Where many men had died,
To slip the sliding mountain And lift the eternal tide. A man went down to Panama, And the mountain stood aside." That's the poetry of it, fellows, but the practical prose is like this: A shovel. A pick. And dig. And dig. And dig. _Read Matthew 17:14-21._ XXXII POWER Say, fellows, Marconi has succeeded in lighting an incandescent bulb eight miles away without the use of a wire. It is the transmission of power by wireless. Experiments have also been successful in electrically guiding, starting, and stopping, without visible connection, a torpedo or even a battleship from the land or from a |
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