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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 17 (October 1906) (1906)

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m of telescopic rods attached to the frame- business furniture. This room contains over a hun- ing device and as a water tower, but as a fire engine work is used to steady the apparatus, the rods having dred periodicals filed on numerically indexed holders. as well, it is provided with a pump on… … Lampe's Tower Extended With Gang- Holm's Tower Partially Erectetf. Holm's Water Tower Extended Lampe's Apparatus in Operation at ways Out in Both Directions. to Its Full Height, a Burning Building. TWO RECENT FIRE-FIGHTING INVENTIONS.

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