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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 17 (October 1876) (1876)

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his land investments, and come so close together, the roof will most certainly leak. he was constantly on the alert to buy up government titles Why should it not ? There is nothing to prevent it during given to soldiers and other tenures of property which the a heavy rain. Unless a roOf is steeper… … Not one half the persons who lay shingles when making CUTTING OUT THE RUBBER SHOES. MAKING THE RUBBER SHOES. a roof on a building have any correct ideas in regard to mak - putting the shoes together, which we illustrate in Fig. 5, Is ing a roof that will be absolutely rain-tight during a driv- much…

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