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Progress, Volume III, Issue 4, 1 February 1908, Page 135

be laid down by a Board of Building Examiners and certain types of reinforcing material should be excluded where they are not in their proper place. Moreover, the erection of the building should be accompanied by continuous tests of the concrete that goes into the construction, and the builder should be compelled to inform himself of the strength of each column, girder, beam, and floor slab before striking the forms and placing the load upon them.