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

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we entirely of down, throttle and spark control in the The Whitlock cellular radiator used con- discarded water-cooling. steering wheel, and both expanding and tains 7 gallons of water, and is backed We present now, besides the buckboards, the contracting brakes on the rear wheels, by a high-speed… … frame, and is connected through a uni- won two gold medals in the Mount Wash- versal joint. with an .inclosed propeller ington hill-climbing contest. A new 18- shaft running to the rear axle. This is horse-power car of this type, having two of the live divided type, driven by hard- 4¥%, x 5…

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