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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 5 (1906) (1906)

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tinct case of normal Not only did the racer succeed in beating all the gaso- (0.621 mile) were also won by Marriott in his 50-horse- parasitism, in which an organism cannot be developed line cars in its class in distances up to 5 miles, but a power Stanley steamer in 18°2-5 seconds, or at a rate… … noon subsequent to a drizzling rain in the morning, and the result was that the beach was not particularly fast, nor were the weather conditions of the best. The first record mile, which is equivalent to 113.2 miles an hour, was made subsequent to the winning of the Inter-

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