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Sound sense in suburban architecture, containing hints, suggestions, and bits of practical information for the building of inexpensive country houses (1893)

Lent, Frank T. (Frank Townsend), b. 1855 · Cranford, N.J. : F.T. Lent · leaf 33

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e cesspool, because it would soon fill the vault full.It is sometimes considered desirable to run one line of con-ductors from the roof to the sewer drain, if this drain beconnected with a regular sewer. This is done for the purposeof thoroughly flushing out the pipe whenever there is a heavyrain.… … flLl^mn^ CiST^ The commonest source for a water supply is the well, andprovided it is a properly constructed well, there is but littledoubt of its furnishing the best kind of water to be had.Probably more sickness arises from the use of impure waterthan from the use of impure air or any other…

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