Stories by C. H. Claudy

What the Audion of De Forest has Done and What it May Yet Do

What General Squier Has Done by Way of Utilizing Bare Wire Even in Water

How Real and Fancied Inventions Are Used, as a Means of Defrauding the Unwise Investor

Elmer Sperry--The Man Who Harnessed the Motion of the Earth

The Inventors' League: How It Victimizes the Inventor and the Man Who Would Support Invention

How the Unscrupulous Patent Attorney Works Upon the Purse of His Client

The Father of the Lubrication of the Future

Pupin, Exponent of Pure Science

Proofs of the Pudding Which the Department of Agriculture Has Been Cooking These Many Years

The One-Man Machine Gun and Its Inventor

A Pioneer of the Electric Motor, the Trolley Car, the Multiple-Unit-Train-Control, the Electric Elevator

Hudson Maxim: Inventor, Scientist, Lecturer, Poet, and Man with the Courage of His Convictions

Some Notes on the Lifework and Character of a Great Chemist

Curtiss--Holder of the Air Records

How the Deadly T.N.T. Can Be Put on its Good Behavior and Made to Work for its Living

The Patent That Flew

Sixteen Per Second

Some Details of a Performance That Has Shown Its Heels to Publicity

The Peculiar Conditions of Flying Which Make the Needle Misbehave

How We Are Denuding Our Forests to Supply Europe While She is Conserving her Own Timber

In 1876, One Patent; In 1919, Eleven Million Telephones

A Resume of the Work Done by the Bureau of Standards

Exhibition of the Interior Department Which Emphasizes This Side of the Work of the Patent Office

American Accomplishment in France a Model for Needed Reconstruction Work