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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 6 (1904) (1904)

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ine fact after repeated failures. I am informed by manu- facturers and experts thoroughly conversant with this and rain, proved that the wood had swollen and warped branch of manufacturing industry that there is at so that there was a slight contraction about half-way present no such machine in… … Gliding Along. MAJOR BADEN-POWELL’S AEROPLANE EXPERIMENTS, but not sufficient to stop its way, so that to all appear- pressed by the weight of the boat. As the boat left patents on machines designed to perform this work ances the apparatus simply ran very slowly. This diffi- the track, it was…

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