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Page 21
the man's blood and for a second stunned him, as the body passed all the way
into the rollers. It was but a lapse of a few minutes before everything in the
building was silent — every bit of machinery having stopped — and willinghands
started ...
the man's blood and for a second stunned him, as the body passed all the way
into the rollers. It was but a lapse of a few minutes before everything in the
building was silent — every bit of machinery having stopped — and willinghands
started ...
Page 29
At that time the only outlet for the product of the great silver building of a Fort
Brown, a permanent American fortification, across the Rio Grande from
Matamoros. When once the Mexicans weTe defeated and conceded to the
United States the ...
At that time the only outlet for the product of the great silver building of a Fort
Brown, a permanent American fortification, across the Rio Grande from
Matamoros. When once the Mexicans weTe defeated and conceded to the
United States the ...
Page 53
In the last year the country dealers shipped 2,065 carloads of live poultry to New
York City. Besides this, hundreds of thousands of fowls were shipped in ' ' less-
than-car-lot" consignments. BUILDING material that will not rust or decay and that
.
In the last year the country dealers shipped 2,065 carloads of live poultry to New
York City. Besides this, hundreds of thousands of fowls were shipped in ' ' less-
than-car-lot" consignments. BUILDING material that will not rust or decay and that
.
Page 54
BUILDING material that will not rust or decay and that will not be subject to the
attacks either of insects or of atmospheric acids; that will be fireproof and
earthquake-proof and capable of supporting heavy loads over long- spans — a
material ...
BUILDING material that will not rust or decay and that will not be subject to the
attacks either of insects or of atmospheric acids; that will be fireproof and
earthquake-proof and capable of supporting heavy loads over long- spans — a
material ...
Page 55
During November, 1905, a building was constructed near New Brunswick, New
Jersey, for the special purpose of the test. The roof consisted of a four-inch slab of
reinforced concrete supported on concrete beams. The side walls of the building
...
During November, 1905, a building was constructed near New Brunswick, New
Jersey, for the special purpose of the test. The roof consisted of a four-inch slab of
reinforced concrete supported on concrete beams. The side walls of the building
...
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