Outlines of Practical Sanitation for Students Physicians And Sanitarians
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Brick and stone houses are likely to become damp, unless the walls are double; that is, the plaster must never be put directly on the wall, but an air-space must be left by "furring" (as the builders say) the lath away from the wall by strips of wood which leave a small interval between the lath and wall.
Digitized by CjOOQIC Rural and Suburban Sanitation 173 Shade-trees about a country or suburban house are important, but the great tendency in the country is to have the trees too thick and clo...se; in villages and small towns this fault is almost universal, on account of the narrow pavement and streets. A tree should be no nearer the house than fifteen feet and should be trimmed "high"; cutting off the top, as is so often done, makes the evil worse by growing a denser shade, for every branch loped throws out two or three new ones. Nature always trims a tree from below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brick and stone houses are likely to become damp, unless the walls are double; that is, the plaster must never be put directly on the wall, but an air-space must be left by "furring" (as the builders say) the lath away from the wall by strips of wood which leave a small interval between the lath and wall.
Digitized by CjOOQIC Rural and Suburban Sanitation 173 Shade-trees about a country or suburban house are important, but the great tendency in the country is to have the trees too thick and clo...se; in villages and small towns this fault is almost universal, on account of the narrow pavement and streets. A tree should be no nearer the house than fifteen feet and should be trimmed "high"; cutting off the top, as is so often done, makes the evil worse by growing a denser shade, for every branch loped throws out two or three new ones. Nature always trims a tree from below.
What to read after Outlines of Practical Sanitation for Students Physicians And Sanitarians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey Brown Bashore to read onlineMoreLess
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