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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 9 (August 1909) (1909)

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e mixers into a distributing tank at the top of mind principally with electricity, the wide range of The completed "form" for a single house may re- the house, whence it flows to every nook and crevice the inventor's improvements in telegraphy, telephony, of tho molds by gravity until the form is… … Mold from which it is cast. Specimen mural decoration cast in concrete. so designed that a dozen houses in a row may be ous cajoling of that mysterious fluid; but his pres- The mixture used is much more liquid than usual built on the same cellar plan, the first floor molds ent work is as far…

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