KidTieys

The Handy Cyclopedia of Common Things and Biographical Dictionary · 1901 · p. 11
Two peculiarly shaped glands which young children, in which instruction is given means of games and other amusements; so called because first carried on in rooms opening on garden. The system was devised by Fried rich gradually developing and extending. and wards exhibiting a rapid series of photographs of moving scenes. By its use life-like pictures given to modifications of this instrument, as Biograph, Vitascope, Mutoscope, etc., all based and Bel-martin. It is found only in America east of the Rocky Mountains, and during the nesting season is very fierce. It will attack the eagles and hawks being driven off by this little tyrant. It will dart upward, alight on the back of its enemy, and with its sharp beak make him
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