Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, Volume 22Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1881 - American literature |
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Page 73
... the house - drains from the foul street - sewer by a simple water - seal trap , with no means for the admission of fresh air to the house sys- tem , is another . There are others still , THE SANITARY CONDITION OF NEW YORK . 73.
... the house - drains from the foul street - sewer by a simple water - seal trap , with no means for the admission of fresh air to the house sys- tem , is another . There are others still , THE SANITARY CONDITION OF NEW YORK . 73.
Page 74
... means for the unobstructed escape of foul odors . The popularity of the pan closet is largely due to the fact that an enormous demand enables it to be manufactured very cheaply , and to the fact that it is , " after all , the most ...
... means for the unobstructed escape of foul odors . The popularity of the pan closet is largely due to the fact that an enormous demand enables it to be manufactured very cheaply , and to the fact that it is , " after all , the most ...
Page 75
... means free from serious objection . These three classes of closets are practically the only ones in use in New York ... mean factors in the problem . Even those New York readers of this magazine who are chiefly familiar with the great ...
... means free from serious objection . These three classes of closets are practically the only ones in use in New York ... mean factors in the problem . Even those New York readers of this magazine who are chiefly familiar with the great ...
Page 77
... means of a thong which passes across the breast and just below the shoulders , sometimes supported by an addi- tional thong over the forehead . Besides their share of the load , the women have the youngest child in their hoods or ...
... means of a thong which passes across the breast and just below the shoulders , sometimes supported by an addi- tional thong over the forehead . Besides their share of the load , the women have the youngest child in their hoods or ...
Page 89
... means bear transplantation . They keep Carlyle as a sort of portable cathedral - bell , which they like to produce in companies where he is unknown , and set a - swinging , to the sur- prise and consternation of all persons , bish- By ...
... means bear transplantation . They keep Carlyle as a sort of portable cathedral - bell , which they like to produce in companies where he is unknown , and set a - swinging , to the sur- prise and consternation of all persons , bish- By ...
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