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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 11 (September 1874) (1874)

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the conditions. mainder of the programme was visible only to those in the nal, England, with an invention designed to accomplish the For example, the line which held the balloon captive was balloon. held by hand, and thus every foot the balloon rose it had an long wished result of steering a… … of the wind and probable course of the balloon effect on the plant is just the same. Reme- BOWDLER'S BALLOON STEERING APPARATUS.-Fig. 1. dies which look to the destruction of this root when liberated. The balloon was fairly balanced and the vertical propeller parasite are employed. Hot water has…

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