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St. Nicholas [serial] (1873)
Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 581
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ous length of the structure. The factory 356 DRIVING THE ENEMY OUT OF THE AIR [Feb., is an enormous mill into which canvas andspruce are being fed in at one end, while fromthe other end a steady stream of airplanes willbe ground out, when everything is in good run-ning order, at the rate of fifty… … © Underwood & UnderwoodCAPTAIN GUYNEMEE IN A NIEUPORT ABOUT TO CEOSSA CLOUD BAEEIEE AT 8.000 FEET. tainly every boy who reads St. Nicholas, shouldkeep posted on airplanes. We all know the difference between a mono-plane and a biplane. No doubt most of us knowthe difference between a tractor and…Children's literature
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