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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 4 (1884) (1884)

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months ago, and has pushed the fuel into general use. six inches apart and applying it directly to the wooden beams, joist partitions, board partitions, columns, girders, etc., it is stiffened and madefirmer. It issecured by staples Tosecure the passed through the cloth in the corrugations, which… … joists. Figs. 1 and 2 clearly indicate woods which had been tested in vari- STANLEY’S METALLIC PLASTERING SURFACE. ous ways. Machines of smaller powers the position of the corrugations in re- were also described, and a number of gard to the timbers. In the left of Fig. buried deep in the soil, to…

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