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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 4 (1905) (1905)

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rs of this material, which is ex- used on a motor bicycle, one of these motors finished knots greater than the square root and a quarter of ceedingly tough and can be hermetically sealed at all by driving the only successful airships at the St. Louis the vessel’s length. The Atlantic hiners cannot… … a torpedo-boat destroyer could attempt to ful- upon they will be found as good as new. fill the conditions laid down, and for a vessel BALDWIN AIRSHIP. This recharging can be repeated hundreds of these dimensions an engine of 500 horse- of times, and the life of a _ well-con- power would not be…

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