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Anticipation: “” Or does the warm Gulf Stream flow, which is lost without leaving traces,...

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Anticipation: “” Or does the warm Gulf Stream flow, which is lost without leaving traces, meet the broad ice-loaded polar current? This is what we will probably learn when meteorological stations are scaled around the Pole. And with wireless telegraphy, we will be able to warn ships of the approach of icebergs, and tell farmers what they have in mind next season.” Composition of Georges Pierre (Georges-Pierre) Dutriac. In “” Readings for All”” of May 15, 1913.
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Dutriac, Georges Pierre (1866-1958) / French
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Stefano Bianchetti
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Engraving
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Anticipation: “” Or does the warm Gulf Stream flow, which is lost without leaving traces, meet the broad ice-loaded polar current? This is what we will probably learn when meteorological stations are scaled around the Pole. And with wireless telegraphy, we will be able to warn ships of the approach of icebergs, and tell farmers what they have in mind next season.” Composition of Georges Pierre (Georges-Pierre) Dutriac. In “” Readings for All”” of May 15, 1913.

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20th century / agriculture / engraving / weather / black and white / communication / knowledge / anticipation / modernization / telegraph / future / modernity / advancement / Wireless Telegraph (T.S.F.)
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