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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 26 (December 1897) (1897)

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weeds or turnip tops, there will soon be no more birds The progress in the manufacture of aluminum and the car weighs 5,730 pounds. to destroy. Nor can we overlook the terrible suffer- its ever decreasing cost have led experimenters in The history of the trial trip, made on November 3, ing involved… … afforded her most efHcient aid ; but she could not over- come their doubt of the lifting power of the ship, and, BALLOON AT ELEVATION OF 800 FEET. therefore, in constructing the apparatus, they did away with everything that seemed to them to be at all super- loon construction, and Herr Schwarz, of…

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