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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 26 (June 1896) (1896)

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ure from within had evidently forced out damage wrought by wind blowing from each side to- ing in place, the floors being in fairly good condition ward the before mentioned strip, which for conve- this enormous wall, but once that pressure was re- and most of the contents of the rooms intact. The… … west walls and as many stood a house with peaked DESTRUCTION CAUSED BY LATERAL FORCE OF WIND. north as south. Some walls roof and side walls in place, fell in and not out, but but with the gable end of many of these were forced in by other walls falling it had been thrown out by wind entering…

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