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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 19 (May 1906) (1906)

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d recovery and buildings in the lower part its use will probably be of San Francisco down to prohibited, at least in the firmer material, served, down-town districts, for all because of its elasticity, future time. The writer greatly to cushion and ab- remembers distinctly the sorb the violence of… … View Showing How Well Steel-and-Masonry Buildings Stood the Test of The Post Office Suffered Little. Only Sidewalks Are Twisted. Note Earthquake and Fire. Fissure in Which Man Stands. casion, of employ- transmit- ing pine lumber ted through the in building con- piling to the steel struction and un-…

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