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Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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the right side, the most, naturalmovement for the aviator to make is tolean toward the high side, and this isthe movement which must be made tobring the machine back to an even keel.The movement is reversed to counteracta tilt in the other direction; a pedal op-erated by the right foot stops the motor,and one operated by the left foot opensthe throttle, accelerating its speed. After examining all the various ma-chines, and having chosen the one thatyou think is the best, go to a good avia-tion school or follow a good aviatorand stick to him, remembering that theonly way to fly is to fly. Drive a pegand then pull to it, is a favorite sayingof Captain Baldwin, the father of Amer-ican aeronauts and aviators. The most important moment in thehistory of its development will comewhen a human life is saved by the aero-plane. It will then be hailed as thegreatest blessing to mankind, and just asthe wireless was taken to our hearts, sowill the aeroplane and the aeronaut behonored and rewarded.
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BRESNAHAN IS INVALUABLE TO A PITCHER BECAUSE HE IS QUICK TO SEE SIGNS OF TIRING. BASEBALL AS THE PLAYERS SEE IT BY EDWARD LYELL FOX Illustrated with Photographs

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