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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 26 (1897) (1897)

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Srientific American. DECEMBER 25, 1897. | 405 THE BERLIN ALUMINUM BALLOON. leather, and the bearings, which weighed only a few The Feather Evil. All moralists have assured us that ‘when lovely An idea of the true woman stoops to folly,” she stoops very low indeed. constructed by M. Mares-Monges in… … were to follow in July and October. It is small consolation to us to think that ina few years the price of these luxuries will be prohibitive, or of a large hollow ball, 33 feet in diameter, built of thin figures : The body of the ship was 134 feet long, 46 fee‘ that, unless fashion changes in the…

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