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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 24 (1894) (1894)

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s of light iron rod, spans the in- terval between two wall beams. On the wire cloth are cut, through which wires for lamps are laid. Back A new cheat in the form of a floor mat has been thus established cement concrete is deposited and of the wire cloth is ample room for the cables. This introduced… … lighter than the usual construction. The ceiling may But the whole thing is afraud. The mats are supposed ment of the lamp socket. It is entirely concealed by be treated inseveral ways. In Fig. 1 the fiat ceiling to be made of textile materials, but nothing else than the application of the plaster.…

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