Construction : a journal for the architectural engineering and contracting interests of Canada (1913)
Macdonald, Ivan S, McLean, Robert Craik, Reed, Frederick, Keith, Fraser Sanderson, 1878-, Toutloff, M. B · Toronto : Consolidated Press · leaf 408
they arehung on heavy andinsecurely fixed cor-nices with heavyfringes which areimnossible to dust. The recommend-ation of leaded glassor partly leadedslass windows ap-plied to all houses.It was not a protestagainst this materialwhen architectshelped on this over-whelming popular-ity of clear… … Therefore it is evident thatis an essential and importantpart of the problemof house arrange-ment. Dust enters ourhouses through thefresh air inlets fromwithout, and isformed within bythe wear and tearof our furniture andthe combustion offuel in our fire-places. Dust is de-posited everywhere,clings…
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