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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 7 (1884) (1884)

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of their traffic. Not only are bridges roofed over to prevent High Buildings in Cities. within a considerable range, according to the number of teeth the accumulation of a mass of snow which might event- Old fashioned people, as well as some who cannot claim the pawls may be made to take at each… … Of much greater importance, the thoroughfares of our large probably, than the above con- A SNOW cities, but also appears at inter- siderations are the hygienic vals in our smaller cities and ob- questions involved in the build- ing of so many of these great apartment houses. Dr. in country towns,…

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