A Do-X flying boat in water in Friedrichshafen, Germany. Men on the plane. They board the plane and take their seats. The plane takes off. Flight of the plane. High altitude view of the city. Passengers look outside the plane.
A dockyard in Stratford, Victoria Australia. Aerial view of the city. Roads and houses in the city.
A decorated wooden cart on rails to carry royal leaders or dignitaries. A woman with headdress covering watches from a door opening in the cart. A decorated camel on a path. A boy dressed in white with a white cap sits on the camel and boys play drums mounted on the camels. Men hold the camels. Men wearing fez hats sit on decorated horses and show off equestrian dressage skills with the horses. Camel caravan passes by in a sand covered area. People sit on the ground as caravan passes by. Man on a high cliff looks out over a low valley and city at sunset.
Measures for the eradication of marine borer in Beaufort, United States. Chemist places small containers covered with cloths on a table. Marine borer on a wood. Wrecked marine pillars.
Measures for the eradication of marine borer at Edgewood Arsenal in Maryland. Man at the pier inspects the piling. The piling is destroyed completely by the marine borer. Man watches the wrecked wood. He cuts a part of the wood and watches it. He takes the marine borer 'Bankia Gouldi' in hand. The head of the pest. Man impregnates the marine pillars with toxic compounds. Another man helps him. The pillars are placed in an apparatus to impregnate them with toxic compounds. Man watches and compares both types of wood before and after intoxicating.
Measures for the eradication of marine borer in Maryland, United States. The anti fouling paint on the barnacle affects the accumulation of ship plates. U.S. destroyer 116 at harbor. Men stand near the ship. Marine borer grow on the ship. U.S. destroyer 116 at sea. Smoke arises from the stacks of the ship. Marine borer grow on the hub of the starboard propeller. Man watches a ship plate destroyed by the marine borer, painted with a normal paint. The Chemical Warfare Service makes an anti fouling paint to protect the pilings. The paint is applied on the ship plate and man watches the ship plate.
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