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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 13 (1881) (1881)

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f employing these machines to propel air balloons. They can be used in connection with M. Planté’s ee The Alphabet in Prehistoric America. secondary couples, which store a large amount of electric At the recent Science Convention, at Cincinnati, Major energy and weigh relatively little. Such a… … important part. ingly reduced. For example, if the speed obtained is 14 or 15 revolutions a second, the power is only that the names read on the ax, when held with the 375 grammes. The manner this trial balloon acted, edge up and down, have been preserved with the change of Southern New Jersey…

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