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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 14 (1904) (1904)

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is relatively high. plete, the mantles are elevated to the top of the frame- DOMESTIC BATH PLUMBING, work of the machine, travel slowly toward the second For the purpose of overcoming these objections, Mr. Throughout the country districts, one of the great operator, drying as they travel, and… … under the ground, through the side burnt off, and the dotted lines the of the house or cellar, up to the form of the structure after the fab- floor on which the tub is to be lo- ric has been destroyed. The ring cated, and thence to an outlet into clearly appears at the bottom of the a suspended…

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