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Tampa Tribune, Florida, June 6, 1939
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Illustration of Burberry’s outfits for ‘air-women’,
The Bystander, England, May 1, 1934
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Aviator Bessie Coleman, ca. 1922
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Evansville Press, Indiana, March 9, 1909
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Green Bay Press-Gazette, Wisconsin, April 15, 1910
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New Castle Herald, Pennsylvania, April 17, 1920
(That’s about $487 in today’s dollars)
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, September 27, 1909
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Steuben Republican, Angola, Indiana, January 12, 1898
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, June 14, 1896
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Albert Sigmund Heinrich, race day on the Hudson River, New York on July 4, 1914
Aviators John Cyril Porte and George E.A. Hallett, inventor Glenn Curtiss and
Katherine Masson during the christening of the America, a Curtiss model H flying boat, on June 22, 1914. Katherine, 16, was chosen to christen the boat
New York, December 17, 1929
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Testing an airplane safety helmet, 6 April 1912
August 11, 1908
![“I do not believe [the] aeroplane will ever take the place of trains or steamships for carrying passengers…I believe ultimately the aeroplane may be put to special uses in the carrying of passengers, but never in excess of 15 or 20 persons.”](https://64.media.tumblr.com/612175d5a87c4a125c73e85c9b3bacfd/tumblr_njulsnhRuY1tcqhjho1_500.jpg)
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“I do not believe [the] aeroplane will ever take the place of trains or steamships for carrying passengers…I believe ultimately the aeroplane may be put to special uses in the carrying of passengers, but never in excess of 15 or 20 persons.”