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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 5 (August 1907) (1907)

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could have been made. One more steering-lever arm. The Premier runabout did not power. That these little cars did successfully main- Glidden contestant lost its perfect score. This was tain the same fast schedule that was maintained by start from Pittsburg, owing to illness of its driver. the… … The Only Lady Driver, At the Wheel of Her 30-35 View Showing Sprung Front Axle of One of the Horse-Power Rainier. White Steamers. Mrs. Cuneo, despite the breakage of the springs and front axle of her car, No. 42 is the Royal TouriBt which made a perfect score. Another car of this make completed the…

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