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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 9 (1900) (1900)

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what are called ‘‘snow fenders”; and also snow quent in certain industries. It is specially common in and to dispose of the dangerous waste water. These barriers, such especially as those used upon the Cape those employed in lead works and with painters who Cod section of the New York, New Haven… … They do very effective work at a transportation too expensive. It speed of 24 miles an hour, when cannot be used in its concentrated the snow does not exceed a depth form on account of its inconven- use lead colors. Those who use hair dyes and cos- of 20 inches. But if the heaps of snow are unman-…

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