shed one

8946, 8956 8951, 8955 8953, 8954

riverview, disappearing 8913, 8916, 8920 (rainbow), 8927, 8928, 8931 (quiet side, this day)

not apparent, in these, is the ASMR hum of the fans blowing water vapor, to contain dust (its asbestos and other toxicities). the hum is audible from blocks away, if you know to listen for it.

The Moore Tube Light, 1904. This consisted of a tube about 1¾ inches in diameter and having a length up to 200 feet, in which air at about one thousandth part of atmospheric pressure was made to glow by a very high voltage alternating current. link

“The first installation of this form of lamp was in a hardware store in Newark, N.J.”

in section Incandescent Light Developments, 1894-1904 Henry Schroeder, History of Electric Light, Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections 76:2 (August 15, 1923) : link (hathitrust)

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Fig. 16. (cropped from border; scan of Harvard copy, digitized April 19, 2007), illustrating F(rederick). B(ogue). Noyes (1872-1961, wikipedia), “Structure of the Enamel in its relation to the formation of the walls and margins of cavities. (Cusps and marginal ridges.)” The Dental Digest 9:2 (Chicago; February 1903) : 139-163 (151) same at hathitrust (opening to Fig. 16)

“The mesio-lingual piece (Fig. 16) shows the decay in the pit and the structure of the mesial marginal ridge, and Fig. 17, a higher power, shows the rod-directions better. This is a splendid illustration of what may occur when margins approach a marginal ridge. Notice the direction of the rods as the tip of the dentin ridge is approached. In that position it would be impossible not to have unsupported rods which would be sure to loosen sooner or later, and if that point is reached the margin must be carried to where the structure can be trusted.” (158-159)

aside — this paper illuminated throughout by beautifully composed histological photographs.

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curtain, glass. windows. 25 December 2018

ステンレスシンク工業会推薦 stainless (steel) sink industry association recommendation (seal of approval, ca. 1965)

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inspired OCR machine reading of periods...

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  25 staples for barbed fence wire, 15 1 1/2-inch screws, 6 2-inch shoe nails, 16 2-inch wire nails, 30 1 1/2 inch wire nails, 16 32-caliber cartridges, 5 38-caliber cartridges, 2 pocket-knife blades (broken), 2 inches brass washstand chain, 2 small staples; total, 119 pieces. Eight cartridges passed after operation. One ounce of comminuted glass (electric light globe). Total number of objects, 127; total weight, 1 pound.

Objects removed from the stomach of Sig. Ranana, by A. H. Meisenbach, M.D., at the Rebekah Hospital, St. Louis, MO., April 7, 1897. ex A. H. Meisenbach, M.D. "Gastrotomy for the removal of foreign bodies from the stomach. With report of a case, and a table of reported cases operated on up to the present time." The Journal of the American Medical Association 30:10 (March 5, 1898) : 513-523 University of Toronto copy

(remarkable) image 517

He always carried a supply of the objects, so as to be able to give an exhibition at any time. In his repertoire were pearl-top lamp chimneys, 2-, 4-, 6-, and 8-penny wire fence-nails, barbed wire fence staples, and 32- to 38-caliber cartridges. He never swallowed tacks.     513

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* library bookplate, and (somewhat) erasured background page, cropped Catalogue of the Annual Architectural Exhibition, 1899-1900 T. Square Club, Philadelphia, 1899 University of Chicago copy, digitized December 5, 2014 Wisconsin and Harvard copies via internet archive (open to same page, minus bookplate).

* Fig. 14. Riensch's Disc Screen (badly scanned; detail; inverted) ex Chapter 3, Screening and Straining of Sewage, in Leonard Parker Kinnicutt, Charles-Edward Amory Winslow and Robert Winthrop Pratt, Sewage Disposal (New York : 1910) NYPL copy, digitized April 26, 2006 scan of University of Michigan copy opens to same page, at archive.org  

favored by dilution; and dilution itself, aside       19 aside from dilution, true self-purification has played a part       29   aside from this point       120 aside from the laying out of the land       197   aside from this factor of       275 aside from this false loss of capacity a true loss begins       288   if we put aside       322

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Matsuura clinic — closed, ruinating Miyaura, Omishima, Ehime-ken 4 January 2018 here

Tenjimbashi Suji, Osaka, 2 January 2018 here

flows

ex William Henry Butter Stoddart (1868-1950 *), Mind and its disorders (1908) Stanford (Lane Medical Library) copy via internet.archive and (inverted) the asfaltics contribution to the Hallspace drawing project (2015)