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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 1 (1865) (1865)

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aurants, on board steamers, etc. It has been together to produce an ascent; and the terminal A flying machine of novel form is now in process tried, practically on a large scale, and found to an- fans are made to revolve together or separately in of construction at Hoboken, for the United States… … FISHER’S ICE HOUSE. the vapors, odors and gases, if any, pass off freely and was intended for use in aerial reconnoissances of purpose ot propelling the craft horizontally. The by one outlet and are succeeded or displaced by a the enemy’s position. The war is over, but the ma- weight of the whole,…

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