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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 12 (March 1874) (1874)

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tion. of the finest residences are built almost on the edge of the A fernery or plant case might be arranged to run the whole as heat of temperature. A single cubic Inch of water made Hights, so that the roofs of the warehouses, constructed at length of the front windows of a story, and be heated… … forms a convenient standing by steam being generated from it. place for plants in pots. The Fig. 1.-H0USE TOP GABDEN EST THE CITT. In this way its original capacity house is of wood, bent by the for receiving heat is restored. Besides this method of uti- small boiler placed behind, a fireplace.…

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