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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 24 (June 1905) (1905)

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ing machine has been constructed upon the fessedly, the ultimate objective of a school of physio- rection. The propellers revolved rapidly and the aero- aeroplane principle. The apparatus is the invention logists of which Prof. Jacques Loeb, M. D., of the plane maintained its balance in a perfect… … The conclusions of Dr. Loeb, after THE ALVARES AEROPLANE FLYING MACHINE. have a total superficial area of 400 patient and continued investigations, square feet. In the forepart of the traveled at a high speed for over a mile, and then are incorporated in his latest work, entitled "Studies machine…

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