Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 490
cle are by courtesy of the Universal Portland Cement Company.) either in the water or on the land, and this littlefence will prevent them escaping. The whole art of cement construction, even ofbuilding houses, is to make a mold and then pourcement into it. The boards of these molds areremoved when… … A BATH-TUB FOR ELEPHANTS.This huge bath-tub, of cement, forty feet wide and sloping down to adepth of more than fifteen feet, has been built in the National Zoologi-cal Park at Washington, D. C. solid stone. Any boy skilful with tools couldeasily make out of rough boards a model for aplant box to…
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