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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 15 (October 1903) (1903)

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zontally to a light quadrangular support, supporting surface, that is to say, beneath and above sustains itself and easily moves in the air by a and held in the position desired by means of two the wing ; and (2) an automatic means of propulsion, minimum exertion—a phenomenon, however, that… … runway is suitably supported from hangers fastened upon wooden trestles, and is supplied with curved con- Loading; Brick Directly into the Cars. nections wherever it is necessary to turn an angle or of the wing, the latter will advance against the wind to round a curve. A special adjustable device…

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