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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 5 (February 1906) (1906)

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nism cannot be developed line cars in its class in distances up to 5 miles, but a power Stanley steamer in 18 "2-5 seconds, or at a rate without the penetration of a parasite. smaller machine consisting of a standard chassis also of speed of I2IV2 miles an hour. This is 5 4-5 seconds faster for… … chine, which was over the specified weight of 2,204 pounds, and the record of which consequently did not stand. This first record mile was made in the after- Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt's 250-Horse-Power 8-Cylinder Racer Which Was Specially Built to Break noon subsequent to a drizzling rain in the…

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