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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 13 (March 1908) (1908)

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h balloons and air- contained in it, both the air and the bag will rise in thinned with turpentine as soon as it has cooled enough ships are made, increase much faster than their sur- the atmosphere, and continue to do so, until they to stand it. When cooled it is very elastic, more so faces.… … In an English Balloon Factory. Cutting the Cloth Into Properly Shaped Segments. Sewing Together Segments of Cloth Into Balloon Cases. HOW TO CONSTRUCT A BALLOON.

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