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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 9 (1906) (1906)

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fects. The wind drove the airship ahead of the tug, The inventor comes from the western part of Pennsyl- so that it was necessary to drop the towrope. Because vania, and while employed as a railroad brakeman, of a knot in the latter, it remained attached to the bal- devised an improvement in the… … Ready for Transportation. A NOVEL TENT. posed of it for $3,500. He turned his attention to other entered the water while the after car was still sus- is then stretched out and drawn over the frame. inventions, and made several improvements of different pended in the air. Furthermore, the forward…

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