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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 19 (May 1892) (1892)

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r only, paratus is doing some excellent work, and is not only a freight and the operative mechanism and the upper one working but a commercial success. As much as three for passengers. The body is centrally pivoted at its or one-sixth of the speed required by direct haulage, acres per hour have… … RIDDLE'S AERIAL SHIP. tions. This will further the advan- right tubes that if one compart- ment collapses or bursts the others tages of this system. There is practi- manner, and the average of a day's work may be set cally no flxed limit to the width of the plow frame, as will hold up the ship. To…

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