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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 9 (1890) (1890)

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close proximity to each other within about seven acres perfect sanitary preparation. The healthfulness of the ing, but of late a large number have had to be shut off of ground. Average depth of wells 122 feet. The source city at this time was so universally ascribed to the ef- on account of the… … were, especially, sufficient for all the deficient wa- fire purposes. The ter supply, the surplus water almost total lack of drainage, the miserable condition from this system is used for irrigating orange orchards, to go back to coal or wood. The Ohio Thrasher Com- but must not be confounded with…

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