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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 2 (July 1875) (1875)

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out West. For small towns they areadmirable, combining economy with durability. The firstexperiment was made in Danville, Iowa, where 300 yardswere put down on one of the principal streets. All the boysin the place ran over it, but there was no noise. A leadingmerchant stopped in front of his… … DALTONS GANG PLOW SPRING. Q of a flying squirrel. The chief drawback to the walk is itsodorous familiarity in hot weather, but it can be neutralizedby a weekly wash of borax and coal tar. Its principal ad-vantage is that it can be stretched. As the town grows, itis pulled out towards the suburbs.…

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