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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 14 (October 1909) (1909)

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held with one hand, refuse is introduced automatically closes; and in addi- Fruitvale, Cal. tion to this, the can is provided with a receiver for by grasping the clip A, which serves as a handle. The disinfecting material, which will keep the contents, in hinges of the wings are sufficiently stiff… … screw G serves to hold the cutter head to the shaft. A series of coni- BAIL FABTENEB. SANITABY REFUSE BECEPTACLE.

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