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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 5 (January 1898) (1898)

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clined and the rear plates vertical. This form is adopt- especially fitted up for our own use. This building has linseed oil and pour in the gypsum. In this manner ed as being lighter and giving more room for the hand- been provided with every modern improvement and is very good impressions are… … inclosed within a central battery on the main deck, not slight. Mould ensues, which causes unpleasant odors and gradually has a destructive effect on the lino- whose protection will consist of a continuous waii of 5% inches of steel. Forward in the bows on the same leum, although the back is…

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