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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 14 (October 1906) (1906)

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mpared with the speed which propeller for starting and stopping. A gasoline tank sin, thymus, thyroids, pancreatin, parotid substances, should be made with the horse-power developed by the and spark-coil complete the outfit, and the whole is capsules, etc.; soap-stock, glycerine, isinglass, albu-… … On This Curious Machine a Speed of 49?£ Miles an Hour Was Made. Side View of Bicycle, Showing Arrangement of Motor and Propeller-Shaft. TESTING AN AIR PROPELLER BY USING IT TO DRIVE A MOTOR BICYCLE.

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