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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 25 (December 1903) (1903)

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ns as hard as any one could desire. That next sued upon in the Second Circuit and was sus- Antiseptic Attachment for Telephone Mouth- was in the year 1879. By exposing to fewer gas tained by Judge Townsend (Hanifen v. Price, 96 F. R. pieces.—The mouthpiece of a telephone, which is in charges we… … the Third Circuit, where the patent was valid, there which the doctor has made can be made and sold for would also have been an affirmance with the result that about one-third the cost of the average implement of ANTISEPTIC ATTACHMENT FOB TELEPHONE the patent would have been held valid. It seems…

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