Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 395
roads with easy grades.We learned, to our mortification,that our roads and streets werevery bad indeed, and that wemust have far better roads every-where. All these things—betterroads, lighter, easy-running wheels,and rubber tires—led the way tothe new invention. They made itpossible to make a… … LONG-DISTANCE GASOLENE RACER (FRENCH). 1900. the automobile: its present and its future. 3%3 travel on our roads and carry passengers and The seat is in front, and there is a closed and baggage. Such carriages would hardly work covered box behind and under the seat. Take at all on our bad roads,…
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