CHAPTER VI.

GROWTH OF THE FIELD OF INVENTION

The following pages concisely show the marvelous growth of the Field

of Invention from Primitive Man's Three Fundamental Wants, namely,

Food, Clothing and Shelter, to the present-day countless necessities

of Twentieth Century life. The same marvelous broadening of the field

is found in all directions. The few illustrations given on the

following pages will illustrate the point, and direct the thoughts of

the student unerringly to the almost illimitable sphere of invention.

CHART PARTIALLY ILLUSTRATING THE VAST GROWTH OF THE FIELD OF

INVENTION FROM PRIMITIVE MAN'S THREE FUNDAMENTAL NEEDS TO THE

PRESENT DAY ESSENTIALS OF CIVILIZATION.

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Planting } { Construction

Cultivating } { Materials

Harvesting } { Decorating

Stock Raising } { Hardware

Slaughtering } +----------+ +-----------+ { Furnishing

Marketing } | FOOD | | SHELTER | { Lighting

Hunting } +---+------+ +-------+---+ { Medicine

Fishing } \ / { Heating

Preparing } \ / { Cleaning

Storing } \ / { Defending

Amusements } | |

| |

FOOD :::: THEN AND NOW | | SHELTER : THEN AND NOW

B.C.--Manna & Roots | | B.C.--Caves & Tents

1909--15-course dinner | | 1909--Skyscrapers

| |

+--+------------+-+

| THE THREE |

| WANTS OF |

| PRIMITIVE MAN |

+--+----------+---+

| \ /

CLOTHING : THEN AND NOW | | TRANSPORTATION:

B.C.--Fig Leaf | | THEN AND NOW

1909--Directoire Gown | | B.C.--Camels & Oxen

| | 1909--Autos &

| | Flying Machines

| |

| | { Ships

Manufacturing } / \ { Banking

} / \ { Shoes

Materials } +----+-----+ +------+----+ { Railroads

} | CLOTHING | | TRANSPORTATION { Vehicles

Marketing } +----------+ | | { Autos

} +-----------+ { Mail

Jewelry, Etc. } { Subways & Tubes

{ Telegraph

{ Telephone

NOTE: A further analysis of the above, together with the

sub-division, "Transportation", (a natural outgrowth of the three

primary needs) will be found on the following pages.

Copyright 1909 by Goodwin B. Smith.

FOOD

~H~ Scythes,

~A~ Sickles,

~R~ Rakes, Reapers,

~V~ Mowers,

~E~ Binders,

~S~ Threshers,

~T~ Stackers,

~I~ Loaders,

~N~ Unloaders,

~G~ Grain-elevators, etc.

~PLANTING~ { Garden Tools, Plows, Harrows,

{ Rollers, Planters, Seed Drills, etc.

{ Cultivators, Sprinklers,

~CULTIVATING~ { Weeders, Insect

{ Destroyers, Fertilizers, etc.

~STOCK RAISING~ { Fences, Harness, Incubators, Brooders,

{ Milking Machines, Creameries, etc.

~M~ Crates, Boxes,

~A~ Stores, Scales,

~R~ Packages,

~K~ Delivery-systems,

~E~ Office Appliances,

~T~ Stationery,

~I~ Printing,

~N~ Pens, Pencils,

~G~ Inks, Rubbers, etc.

~SLAUGHTERING~ { Conveyors, Pens, Grinders, Stuffers, etc.

~HUNTING~ { Bows and Arrows, Snares, Traps, Guns, Bags,

etc.

~FISHING~ { Nets, Hooks, Lines, Boats, Canneries, Kits,

etc.

~P~ Cutlery,

~R~ Stoves,

~E~ Kettles,

~P~ Broilers,

~A~ Ovens,

~R~ Condiments,

~I~ Grinding,

~N~ Distilling,

~G~ Evaporating, etc.

~S~ Elevators,

~T~ Refrigerators,

~O~ Canning,

~R~ Curing,

~I~ Drying,

~N~ Pickling,

~G~ Evaporating, etc.

~A~

~M~ Musical

~U~ Instruments,

~S~ Theatres,

~E~ Parks,

~M~ Cards,

~E~ Games,

~N~ Toys,

~T~ Moving

~S~ Pictures, etc.

Copyright 1909, by Goodwin B. Smith.

SHELTER

~C~ Tools, Engineering

~O~ Excavating,

~N~ Masonry,

~S~ Wood-working,

~T~ Elevating,

~R~ Stone-cutting,

~U~ etc.

~C T I O N.~

~F~ Carpets, Rugs,

~U~ Fixtures,

~R~ Furniture,

~N~ Bedding,

~I~ China,

~S~ Cutlery,

~H~ Glass-ware,

~I~ Periodicals,

~N~ Books,

~G~ etc.

~HARDWARE~ { Builders, Shelf, Mill House, etc.

~CLEANING~ { Brooms, Brushes Sweepers, Soaps, etc.

~D~ Sling shots, Bows

~E~ and Arrows, Guns,

~F~ Revolvers, Shot,

~E~ Burglar Alarms, Armor,

~N~ Military Battle Ships,

~D~ Insurance: Fire, Life,

~I~ Accident, Burglary,

~N~ Liability, etc.

~G~ Explosives, Air-ships, etc.

~M~ Quarrying,

~A~

~T~ Cement,

~E~

~R~ Plaster,

~I~

~A~ Steel-Structure,

~L~

~S~ etc.

{ Brasiers, Stoves, Furnaces,

~HEATING~ { Hot air, Hot water, Steam,

{ Vapor, Electricity, etc.

{ Paint, Varnish, Wall Paper,

~DECORATING~ { Molding, Carving,

{ Polishing, Photography, etc.

~MEDICINE~ { Drugs, Instruments, Specifics, Toxins, etc.

~LIGHTING~ { Lamps, Burners, Oil, Gas, Electricity,

{ Acetylene, Glass, etc.

Copyright 1909, by Goodwin B. Smith.

CLOTHING

~M~ Spinning, Weaving,

~A~ Bleaching, Tanning,

~N~ Curing, Sorting, Picking,

~U~ Carding, Shearing,

~F~ Vulcanizing, Mixing,

~A~ Cutting, Fitting, Lining,

~C~ Buttons, Threads,

~T~ Sewing Machines,

~U~ etc.

~R I N G.~

~M~ Cotton, Wool, Linen.

~A~ Leather, Silk, Straw,

~T~ Fur, Feathers, Rubber,

~E~ Felt, Fibre, Paper,

~R~ Wood, Pulp, etc.

~I A L S.~

~J~ Precious Stones, Rings,

~E~ Chains, Necklaces,

~W~ Bracelets, Pins, Brooches,

~E~ Pendants, Watches, Pocketbooks,

~L~ Accessories, Perfumeries,

~R~ Cosmetics.

~Y E T C.~

~M~ Advertising, Department

~A~ Stores,

~R~ Adding Machines,

~K~ Cash Registers,

~E~ etc.

~T I N G.~

Copyright 1909, by Goodwin B. Smith.

TRANSPORTATION

~A~ Horses,

~N~ Camels, Oxen,

~I~ Mules,

~M~ Llamas,

~A~ Dogs,

~L~ Burros,

~S~ Elephants, etc.

~V~ Sleds, Chariots,

~E~ Jinrikishas, Carts, Wagons,

~H~ Sleighs, Coaches, Hearses,

~I~ Coffins, Carriages, Cabs,

~C~ Velocipedes, Wheel-Barrows,

~L~ Trucks, Cars, Trams,

~E~ Tricycles,

~S~ Bicycles, etc.

~S~ Sandals, Snowshoes,

~H~ Skates, Roller-skates,

~O~ Rubbers, Boots,

~E~ Gaiters, Slippers,

~S~ Motor Skates, etc.

~R~ Horse, Steam,

~A~ Cable, Compressed,

~I~ Air Trolleys,

~L~ Third-rail, Elevated,

~R~ Monorail, Alcohol,

~O~ Motors, Gasoline

~A~ Motors, Electric

~D~

~S~ Motors, etc.

~S~ Rail, Steam Propeller,

~H~ Turbine, Submarine,

~I~ Balloons, Dirigibles,

~P~ Aeroplanes,

~S~ Helicopters, etc.

{ Poles, Exchanges,

~TELEPHONE~ { Directories, Phonographs,

{ Graphophones, etc.

{ Wiring, Insulation, Batteries,

~TELEGRAPH~ { Poles, Conduits, Semaphore,

{ Stock Tickers, Switchboards, etc.

~A~ Steam, Gasoline,

~U~ Alcohol,

~T~ Electric,

~O~ Elevators,

~S~ Moving Stairways, etc.

~M~ Envelopes, Stationery,

~A~ Postage, Expressage,

~I~ Pneumatic Mail boxes,

~L~ Letter boxes, etc.

~SUBWAYS AND { Reinforced Concrete,

TUBES~ { Air-locks, etc.

~BANKING~ { Species, Banknotes, Vaults,

{ and Safes, Checks, etc.

Copyright 1909, by Goodwin B. Smith.

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