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Page 2718
... ventilation of the main building . and as to these matters , we say : First , that the telephone is in working order , and was put in order with all possible despatch . Neither the Commissioners nor the superintendent were guilty of any ...
... ventilation of the main building . and as to these matters , we say : First , that the telephone is in working order , and was put in order with all possible despatch . Neither the Commissioners nor the superintendent were guilty of any ...
Page 2719
... ventilation of the institution building . That bɩs been improved , and will , at no distant day , be made as nearly perfect as possible . The Commissioners , with the aid of the best experts , have devised a remedy for that defect in ...
... ventilation of the institution building . That bɩs been improved , and will , at no distant day , be made as nearly perfect as possible . The Commissioners , with the aid of the best experts , have devised a remedy for that defect in ...
Page 2725
... ventilation is good without reference to the windows . The level to which the attack upon the present Superintendent of the Home for Paupers at Long Island has descended is unworthy of the eminently respectable people who are ...
... ventilation is good without reference to the windows . The level to which the attack upon the present Superintendent of the Home for Paupers at Long Island has descended is unworthy of the eminently respectable people who are ...
Page 2742
... ventilation , I presume ? A. Yes , sir . Q. Did they not ? A. Yes , sir . Q. Do you remember how that was ? A. There were two rooms that were ventilated in the attic , and what is now the nursery , I think , had three ventilators going ...
... ventilation , I presume ? A. Yes , sir . Q. Did they not ? A. Yes , sir . Q. Do you remember how that was ? A. There were two rooms that were ventilated in the attic , and what is now the nursery , I think , had three ventilators going ...
Page 2743
... ventilation through the ceiling ? A. Those rooms were ventilated ; yes , sir . They had ventilation . Q. Where did those ventilators go to ? A. Into the attic . Q. And the attic had windows ? A. The attic had lots of windows , which ...
... ventilation through the ceiling ? A. Those rooms were ventilated ; yes , sir . They had ventilation . Q. Where did those ventilators go to ? A. Into the attic . Q. And the attic had windows ? A. The attic had lots of windows , which ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 6 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1895 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 Nov 2008 |
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