Worthen, William Ezra, 1819-1897, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Appleton · leaf 588
ig. 1377), of which details are shown inFigs. 1378 and 1379. A one-story mill may be of anydimension required, as the central spaces are lightedby monitor decks. The principle of all this construc-tion is that there should be no spaces where dust maycollect; in the floors the material is close, but… … Fig. 1380. top and bottom to provide air circulation, and it is better not to paint any ofthe exposed timber until all the moisture is dried out. In mills sheathing is preferable to plastering, as this last may break and piecesfall into the machinery; but Fig. 1380 shows a form of construction that…
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