Electric Sirens
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Title (Dublin Core)
Electric Sirens
Subject (Dublin Core)
Article Title and/or Image Caption (Dublin Core)
Title: Electric sirens warn Paris of air raids
Caption 1: This Gigantic Electric Siren, Installed on the Tower of Notre Dame, is but One of the Twenty -six Fixt "Aerial Alarm" Sirens Installed All Over Paris to Warn the People.
Caption 2: Paris Has Many of These Electric Sirens Installed on Chimney Tops and Other Elevated Points to Warn of Aerial Attacks.
Caption 3: A French Electric Siren of the Bierlot Vertical Type. It Is Operated By a Motor in the Base and is Provided With a Magnetic Controller at the Top, which Permits of Rapidly Opening and Closing Its Raucous Throat, So That Telegraphic Signals
Can Be Transmitted When Desired.
Can Be Transmitted When Desired.
Caption 4: First Electric Siren Installed In New York City in the Theater District for Warning Against Aerial Attacks. Many of These Will Be Used Thruout the City.
Caption 5: Another View of the New York Electric Siren Shown In Fig. 4. It is Fitted With a Two Horsepower Motor and Can Be Heard for Two Miles.
Language (Dublin Core)
eng
Temporal Coverage (Dublin Core)
Date Issued (Dublin Core)
1918-08
Is Part Of (Dublin Core)
pages (Bibliographic Ontology)
224-225
Rights (Dublin Core)
Public domain
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Archived by (Dublin Core)
Jan Ovnik
PDF pages: 10-11
PDF pages: 10-11
Mikhail Vsemirnov