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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 3 (July 1905) (1905)

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f others, or by personal experiments: The sup- square and 6 feet thick. For the chimney proper, the machine, with the object of obtaining automatic equi- porting power of the air, the resistance to a forward mixture was one part cement and three parts sand. librium and safe support. movement in it,… … Side View of the Ludlow Aeroplane, Showing Arrangement of Supporting Planes, Rudder, and Propellers. by shielding it es, and is covered from cold weath- with light canvas er, which might cause it to crack by cooling too sud- porting surface, the form of the flying machine, the treated with a…

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