The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 185
... living and he lives today , altough it was necessary to amputate both his legs . Sergeant Cox was an in- mate of a hospital for a long time , be- cause of illness due to exposure , but he recovered and the experience in no wise weakened ...
... living and he lives today , altough it was necessary to amputate both his legs . Sergeant Cox was an in- mate of a hospital for a long time , be- cause of illness due to exposure , but he recovered and the experience in no wise weakened ...
Page 208
... living force which raises itself quickly and flies with rapid beatings of the wings to traverse only a few yards or to raise itself to a slight elevation . The pigeon rises with the same facility , but its beat- ings are less rapid and ...
... living force which raises itself quickly and flies with rapid beatings of the wings to traverse only a few yards or to raise itself to a slight elevation . The pigeon rises with the same facility , but its beat- ings are less rapid and ...
Page 209
... living aeroplanes , capable even of re- maining immovable , as though fastened in the sky . Even superficial observation enables one to ascertain that the same bird may have different modes of flight and that the different species fly ...
... living aeroplanes , capable even of re- maining immovable , as though fastened in the sky . Even superficial observation enables one to ascertain that the same bird may have different modes of flight and that the different species fly ...
Page 254
... living on the prairie near Kenosha , Wisconsin , went down into the basement of his house to inspect his incubators , which held 1,000 eggs . Suddenly the iron covers of the heaters rose up on end and the man was thrown forward into the ...
... living on the prairie near Kenosha , Wisconsin , went down into the basement of his house to inspect his incubators , which held 1,000 eggs . Suddenly the iron covers of the heaters rose up on end and the man was thrown forward into the ...
Page 267
... living and dying this very day , whose story , if told in its true light , would match ex- actly the simple , but pathetic history , of these three men . Before taking up the important mat- ter of prevention and cure , the tempta- tion ...
... living and dying this very day , whose story , if told in its true light , would match ex- actly the simple , but pathetic history , of these three men . Before taking up the important mat- ter of prevention and cure , the tempta- tion ...
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