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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 23 (June 1902) (1902)

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f the park for building lots, because in his manufactured out of a steel tape which has all the where heat is to be encountered, the fittings are sim- opinion it is the most beautifully laid out property of ilar to glands in general use for valves and piston flexibility of a tube made of rubber,… … METALLIC HOSE. also arranged under each sidewalk for electric and more scientifically kept, with the result that there is telephone wires as well as gas mains. 'ittle or no danger of denudation. advantages which the rubber does not possess, such as The east arm of the bridge is the longest,…

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