Putnam, J. Pickering (John Pickering), 1847-1917 · Boston, Ticknor and Co. · leaf 109
awn fromJohnsons Encyclopaedia. 76 THE OPEN FIREPLACE. ment both artistically and economically ! In one sense the design is true,—the heat is generated by a stove below, and by a stove above it is repre-sented. But in every other sense it is false. The envelope has the formof a heat generator… … Fig. 117. Stove Radiator. much as. except where n hot-air furnace is used in connection with the ap-paratus, the ventilation of the room is reduced to :i minimum, notwith-standing the deceiving presence of the fireplace, even when unscreened. Used with a furnace the principle may be employed to…
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