Input: [Step] Verify that pressure is adequate on the spare oxygen cylinder mounted on the anesthesia machine. [Rationale]

Output: Anesthesia delivery systems rely on a supply of oxygen for various machine functions. At a minimum, the oxygen supply is used to provide oxygen to the patient. Pneumatically-powered ventilators also rely on a gas supply. Oxygen cylinder(s) should be mounted on the anesthesia delivery system and determined to have an acceptable minimum pressure. The acceptable pressure depends on the intended use, the design of the anesthesia delivery system and the availability of piped oxygen. Typically, an oxygen cylinder will be used if the central oxygen supply fails. If the cylinder is intended to be the primary source of oxygen (e.g. remote site anesthesia), then a cylinder supply sufficient to last for the entire anesthetic is required. If a pneumatically-powered ventilator that uses oxygen as its driving gas will be used, a full “E” oxygen cylinder may provide only 30 minutes of oxygen. In that case, the maximum duration of oxygen supply can be obtained from an oxygen cylinder if it is used only to provide fresh gas to the patient in conjunction with manual or spontaneous ventilation. Mechanical ventilators will consume the oxygen supply if pneumatically powered ventilators that require oxygen to power the ventilator are used. Electrically-powered ventilators do not consume oxygen so that the duration of a cylinder supply will depend only on total fresh gas flow. The oxygen cylinder valve should be closed after it has been verified that adequate pressure is present, unless the cylinder is to be the primary source of oxygen (i.e. piped oxygen is not available). If the valve remains open and the pipeline supply should fail, the oxygen cylinder can become depleted while the anesthesia provider is unaware of the oxygen supply problem. Other gas supply cylinders (e.g. Heliox, CO2, Air, N2O) need to be checked only if that gas is required to provide anesthetic care.

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Input: [Step] Verify that piped gas pressures are ≥ 50 psig. [Rationale]

Output: A minimum gas supply pressure is required for proper function of the anesthesia delivery system. Gas supplied from a central source can fail for a variety of reasons. Therefore the pressure in the piped gas supply should be checked at least once daily.

Anesthesia Gas Machine- Machine checklist, Medicolegal, Cleaning & Sterilization

Pre-Anesthesia Checklist 2008


Input: [Step] Verify that vaporizers are adequately filled and, if applicable, that the filler ports are tightly closed. [Rationale]

Output: If anesthetic vapor delivery is planned, an adequate supply is essential to reduce the risk of light anesthesia or recall. This is especially true if an anesthetic agent monitor with a low agent alarm is not being used. Partially open filler ports are a common cause of leaks that may not be detected if the vaporizer control dial is not open when a leak test is performed. This leak source can be minimized by tightly closing filler ports. Newer vaporizer designs have filling systems that automatically close the filler port when filling is completed. High and low anesthetic agent alarms are useful to help prevent over- or under-dosage of anesthetic vapor. Use of these alarms is encouraged and they should be set to the appropriate limits and enabled.

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Input: [Step] Verify that there are no leaks in the gas supply lines between the flowmeters and the common gas outlet. [Rationale]

Output: The gas supply in this part of the anesthesia delivery system passes through the anesthetic vaporizer(s) on most anesthesia delivery systems. In order to perform a thorough leak test, each vaporizer must be turned on individually to check for leaks at the vaporizer mount(s) or inside the vaporizer. Furthermore, some machines have a check valve between the flowmeters and the common gas outlet, requiring a negative pressure test to adequately check for leaks. Automated checkout procedures typically include a leak test but may not evaluate leaks at the vaporizer especially if the vaporizer is not turned on during the leak test. When relying upon automated testing to evaluate the system for leaks, the automated leak test would need to be repeated for each vaporizer in place. This test should also be completed whenever a vaporizer is changed. The risk of a leak at the vaporizer depends upon the vaporizer design. Vaporizer designs where the filler port closes automatically after filling can reduce the risk of leaks. Technicians can provide useful assistance with this aspect of the machine checkout since it can be time consuming.

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Input: [Step] Test scavenging system function. [Rationale]

Output: A properly functioning scavenging system prevents room contamination by anesthetic gases. Proper function depends upon correct connections between the scavenging system and the anesthesia delivery system. These connections should be checked daily by a provider or technician. Depending upon the scavenging system design, proper function may also require that the vacuum level is adequate which should also be confirmed daily. Some scavenging systems have mechanical positive and negative pressure relief valves. Positive and negative pressure relief is important to protect the patient circuit from pressure fluctuations related to the scavenging system. Proper checkout of the scavenging system should ensure that positive and negative pressure relief is functioning properly. Due to the complexity of checking for effective positive and negative pressure relief, and the variations in scavenging system design, a properly trained technician can facilitate this aspect of the checkout process.

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Pre-Anesthesia Checklist 2008


Input: [Step] Calibrate, or verify calibration of, the oxygen monitor and check the low oxygen alarm. [Rationale]

Output: Continuous monitoring of the inspired oxygen concentration is the last line of defense against delivering hypoxic gas concentrations to the patient. The oxygen monitor is essential for detecting adulteration of the oxygen supply. Most oxygen monitors require calibration once daily, although some are self-calibrating. For self-calibrating oxygen monitors, they should be verified to read 21% when sampling room air. This is a step that is easily completed by a trained technician. When more than one oxygen monitor is present, the primary sensor which will be relied upon for oxygen monitoring should be checked. The low oxygen concentration alarm should also be checked at this time by setting the alarm above the measured oxygen concentration and confirming that an audible alarm signal is generated.

Anesthesia Gas Machine- Machine checklist, Medicolegal, Cleaning & Sterilization

Pre-Anesthesia Checklist 2008


Input: [Step] Verify carbon dioxide absorbent is not exhausted. [Rationale]

Output: Proper function of a circle anesthesia system relies on the absorbent to remove carbon dioxide from rebreathed gas. Exhausted absorbent as indicated by the characteristic color change should be replaced. It is possible for absorbent material to lose the ability to absorb CO2 yet the characteristic color change may be absent or difficult to see. Some newer absorbents do change color when desiccated. Capnography should be utilized for every anesthetic and, when using a circle anesthesia system, rebreathing carbon dioxide as indicated by an inspired CO2 concentration > 0 can also indicate exhausted absorbent.

Anesthesia Gas Machine- Machine checklist, Medicolegal, Cleaning & Sterilization

Pre-Anesthesia Checklist 2008


Input: [Step] Breathing system pressure and leak testing. [Rationale]

Output: The breathing system pressure and leak test should be performed with the circuit configuration to be used during anesthetic delivery. If any components of the circuit are changed after this test is completed, the test should be performed again. Although the anesthesia provider should perform this test before each use, anesthesia technicians who replace and assemble circuits can also perform this check and add redundancy to this important checkout procedure. Proper testing will demonstrate that pressure can be developed in the breathing system during both manual and mechanical ventilation and that pressure can be relieved during manual ventilation by opening the APL valve. Automated testing is often implemented in the newer anesthesia delivery systems to evaluate the system for leaks and also to determine the compliance of the breathing system. The compliance value determined during this testing will be used to automatically adjust the volume delivered by the ventilator to maintain a constant volume delivery to the patient. It is important that the circuit configuration that is to be used be in place during the test.

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Input: [Step] Verify that gas flows properly through the breathing circuit during both inspiration and exhalation. [Rationale]

Output: Pressure and leak testing does not identify all obstructions in the breathing circuit or confirm proper function of the inspiratory and expiratory unidirectional valves. A test lung or second reservoir bag can be used to confirm that flow through the circuit is unimpeded. Complete testing includes both manual and mechanical ventilation. The presence of the unidirectional valves can be assessed visually during the PAC. Proper function of these valves cannot be visually assessed since subtle valve incompetence may not be detected. Checkout procedures to identify valve incompetence which may not be visually obvious can be implemented but are typically too complex for daily testing. A trained technician can perform regular valve competence tests. Capnography should be used during every anesthetic and the presence of carbon dioxide in the inspired gases can help to detect an incompetent valve.

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Input: [Step] Document completion of checkout procedures. [Rationale]

Output: Each individual responsible for checkout procedures should document completion of these procedures. Documentation gives credit for completing the job and can be helpful if an adverse event should occur. Some automated checkout systems maintain an audit trail of completed checkout procedures that are dated and timed.

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Input: [Step] Confirm ventilator settings and evaluate readiness to deliver anesthesia care. (ANESTHESIA TIME OUT) [Rationale]

Output: This step is intended to avoid errors due to production pressure or other sources of haste. The goal is to confirm that appropriate checks have been completed and that essential equipment is indeed available. The concept is analogous to the “time out” used to confirm patient identity and surgical site prior to incision. Improper ventilator settings can be harmful especially if a small patient is following a much larger patient or vice versa. Pressure limit settings (when available) should be used to prevent excessive volume delivery from improper ventilator settings. Items to check: Monitors functional? Capnogram present? Oxygen saturation by pulse oximetry measured? Flowmeter and ventilator settings proper? Manual/ventilator switch set to manual? Vaporizer(s) adequately filled?

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Input: [Step] Timing [Rationale]

Output: Perform the entire checklist daily. Repeat the following items before each case: 2: Verify patient suction is adequate to clear the airway 4: Verify availability of required monitors, including alarms. 7: Verify that vaporizers are adequately filled and if applicable that the filler ports are tightly closed. 11: Verify carbon dioxide absorbent is not exhausted 12: Breathing system pressure and leak testing. 13: Verify that gas flows properly through the breathing circuit during both inspiration and exhalation. 14: Document completion of checkout procedures. 15: Confirm ventilator settings and evaluate readiness to deliver anesthesia care. (ANESTHESIA TIME OUT)

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Input: [Food Utensil] Aluminum Pans, Disposable if intended to be used more than once [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Aluminum Pans, Disposable to be used only once [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Blech [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Blender with metal blade on bottom [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Bone [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Brush, Pastry [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Brush for Grill, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Can Opener [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Cans, Reusable Empty if opened by a Yehudi [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] China, Bone [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] China, Glazed [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Colander, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Cookie Cutters, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Cookie Sheets, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Cork Screw [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Corningware [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Crockpot Ceramic Insert [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Crockpot Glass Lid [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Crockpot Glass Lid

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Input: [Food Utensil] Crockpot Outside Metal Shell [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Dish Rack, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Dishes, Ceramic [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Earthenware, Non-Glazed Dull Finish, e.g. Flower Pot [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] George Foreman Grill [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Glass (including Pyrex, Duralex & Corelle) [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Grater, Metal used for foods that are ready to eat, eg, apples, onions [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Grater, Metal used only for foods that need further cooking,eg potatos [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Hamburger Maker [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Hot Air Popcorn Maker, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Hot Water Urn, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Knife, Arts & Crafts [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Knife Sharpener [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Meat Thermometer [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Meat Tenderizer Hammer, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Melamine [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Metal Cutlery [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Metal Flour and Sugar Storage Canisters [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Metal Pots Coated with Teflon, Enamel or Plastic [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Metal Spoon Specifically for Medicine [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Microwave Turntable, Glass [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Mixer Beaters [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Paper [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Peeler, Vegetable [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Plastic [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Porcelain Enamel [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Racks, Cooling [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Racks, Oven [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Rolling Pins Metal or Wood [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Sandwich Maker [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Silicone [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Sink Racks, Stainless Steel [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Spatula, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Stoneware [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Stoneware, Non-Glazed [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Storage Utensils, Glass not brought to the table [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Styrofoam [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Tea Kettle, Corelle [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Toaster which will not break [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Toaster Oven rack & tray only [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Trivet, Metal [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Waffle Iron [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila with Brocha

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Input: [Food Utensil] Warming Tray [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

Tevilas Keilim « Vaad HaKasharus of Tidewater


Input: [Food Utensil] Wood [Tevila Guideline]

Output: No Tevila

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Input: [Food Utensil] Wooden Cask with Metal Straps [Tevila Guideline]

Output: Tevila w/o Brocha

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Input: [Grade Number] 1.04.00 [Grade Description] Used paper and board packaging, containing a minimum of 70% of corrugated board, the rest being other packaging papers and boards. [Title]

Output: Corrugated paper and board packaging


Input: [Grade Number] 1.04.01 [Grade Description] Used paper and board packaging, containing a minimum of 70% of corrugated board, the rest being other paper and board product. [Title]

Output: Ordinary Corrugated paper and board


Input: [Grade Number] 1.04.02 [Grade Description] Used paper and board packaging, containing a minimum of 80% of corrugated board, the rest being other paper and board products. [Title]

Output: Corrugated paper and board


Input: [Grade Number] 1.05.00 [Grade Description] Used boxes and sheets of corrugated board of various qualities, may include 10% of other packaging papers and boards. [Title]

Output: Ordinary Corrugated board


Input: [Grade Number] 1.05.01 [Grade Description] Used boxes and sheets of corrugated board of various qualities, may include 5% of other packaging papers and boards. [Title]

Output: Corrugated board


Input: [Grade Number] 1.06.00 [Grade Description] Magazines with or without glue. [Title]

Output: Magazines


Input: [Grade Number] 1.06.01 [Grade Description] Magazines without glue. [Title]

Output: Magazines without glue


Input: [Grade Number] 1.06.02 [Grade Description] Magazines with or without glue, may contain non-paper components as attached product samples. [Title]

Output: Magazines with product samples


Input: [Grade Number] 1.09.00 [Grade Description] Mixture of newspaper and magazines (predominantly unsold each of them with a minimum of 30%) [Title]

Output: Newspaper and Magazines


Input: [Grade Number] 1.11.00 [Grade Description] Sorted graphic paper, consisting of a minimum of 80% newspapers and magazines. It has to contain at least 30% newspapers and 40% magazines. Print products which are not suitable for deinkng are limited to 1.5%. [Title]

Output: Sorted graphic paper for deinking


Input: [Grade Number] 2.02.00 [Grade Description] Unsold newspaper, which may contain inserts originally circulated with the publication. No additional inserts allowed. Paper products not suitable for deinking are allowed. [Title]

Output: Unsold newspaper not intended for deinking


Input: [Grade Number] 2.02.01 [Grade Description] Unsold newspaper, which may contain inserts originally circulated with the publication. No additional inserts allowed. [Title]

Output: Unsold newspaper


Input: [Grade Number] 2.05.00 [Grade Description] Paper, as typically generated by offices, shredded or unshredded, printed, may contain colored papers, with a minimum 60% wood-free paper, free of carbon and principally from from carbonless copy paper (CCP)/ no carbon required (NCR), less than 10% unbleached fibers including manila envelopes and file covers, less than 5% newspapers and packaging. [Title]

Output: Ordinary sorted office paper


Input: [Grade Number] 2.05.01 [Grade Description] Paper, as typically generated by offices, shredded or unshredded, printed, may contain colored papers, with a minimum 80% wood-free paper, free of carbon and principally from from carbonless copy paper (CCP)/ no carbon required (NCR), less than 5% unbleached fibers including manila envelopes and file covers. [Title]

Output: Sorted office paper


Input: [Grade Number] 2.06.00 [Grade Description] Paper, as typically generated by offices, shredded or unshredded, lightly printed, mass colored paper allowed, but no deep colored papers, with a minimum 70% wood-free paper, free of carbon and principally from from carbonless copy paper (CCP)/ no carbon required (NCR), free of manila envelopes, file covers, newspaper and cardboard. [Title]

Output: Ordinary sorted colored letters


Input: [Grade Number] 2.06.01 [Grade Description] Paper, as typically generated by offices, shredded or unshredded, lightly printed, mass colored paper allowed, but no deep colored papers, with a minimum 90% wood-free paper, free of carbon and principally from from carbonless copy paper (CCP)/ no carbon required (NCR), free of manila envelopes, file covers, newspapers and cardboard. [Title]

Output: Sorted colored letters


Input: [Grade Number] 2.07.00 [Grade Description] Books or their shavings, without hard covers, mainly of white wood-free paper, mainly black printed, containing a maximum of 10% coated paper. [Title]

Output: White wood-free bookquire


Input: [Grade Number] 2.07.01 [Grade Description] Books or their shavings, mainly of white mechanical pulp-based paper, without hard covers, mainly black printed, containing a maximum of 10% coated paper. [Title]

Output: White mechanical pulp-based bookquire


Input: [Grade Number] 2.13.00 [Grade Description] A blend of colored and white letters, colored woodfree papers and shaving. Free from newsprint but 10% of other wood containing papers are permitted. May contain 2% paper with plastic layers. [Title]

Output: multigrade


Input: [Grade Number] 2.14.00 [Grade Description] Unused colored tissue including soft cores. May contain printed material. [Title]

Output: Colored log end tissue


Input: [Grade Number] 2.14.01 [Grade Description] Unused white tissue including soft cores. May contain printed material. [Title]

Output: White log end tissue


Input: [Grade Number] 3.03.00 [Grade Description] White woodfree lightly printed shaving with glue, free from paper colored in mass. May contain 2% paper with plastic layer and a maximum of 10% mechanical pulp based paper. [Title]

Output: woodfree binders


Input: [Grade Number] 3.03.01 [Grade Description] White woodfree lightly printed shaving with glue, free from paper colored in mass. Plastic layered and mechanical pulp based paper not permitted. [Title]

Output: special woodfree binders


Input: [Grade Number] 3.05.00 [Grade Description] Sorted uncoated white woodfree printing and writing papers, printed, free from cash books, carbon paper and non-water soluble adhesives. May contain 5% mechanical pulp based paper. [Title]

Output: white woodfree letters


Input: [Grade Number] 3.05.01 [Grade Description] Sorted uncoated white woodfree printing and writing papers, unprinted, free from carbon paper, carbonless paper (NCR) and non-water soluble adhesives. [Title]

Output: white woodfree letters unprinted


Input: [Grade Number] 3.10.00 [Grade Description] Lightly printed woodfree coated papers in sheets or trim, free from wet strength paper and from paper colored in the mass. [Title]

Output: Multi printing


Input: [Grade Number] 3.10.01 [Grade Description] Medium and heavily printed woodfree coated papers in sheets or trim, free from wet strength paper and from paper colored in the mass. [Title]

Output: Medium printed multi printing


Input: [Grade Number] 3.11.00 [Grade Description] New cutting of heavily printed white multiply board. containing woodfree or wood containing piles, but without grey and brown plies. [Title]

Output: White heavily printed multiply board


Input: [Grade Number] 3.11.01 [Grade Description] New cutting of heavily printed white multiply board. containing woodfree or wood containing piles, with a maximum of 20% grey and brown plies. [Title]

Output: Mixed white heavily printed multiply board


Input: [Grade Number] 3.16.00 [Grade Description] Shaving and sheets of white unprinted woodfree coated paper without glue. [Title]

Output: White coated woodfree paper


Input: [Grade Number] 3.16.01 [Grade Description] Shaving and sheets of white unprinted woodfree coated and uncoated papers without glue. [Title]

Output: White woodfree paper


Input: [Grade Number] 3.18.00 [Grade Description] Shavings and sheets of white unprinted woodfree paper may contain a maximum of 5% of coated paper. Without glue. [Title]

Output: White woodfree shavings


Input: [Grade Number] 3.18.01 [Grade Description] Shavings and sheets of white unprinted woodfree paper free from coated paper. Without glue. [Title]

Output: White woodfree uncoated shavings


Input: [Grade Number] 3.18.02 [Grade Description] Shavings and sheets of white unprinted woodfree paper free from coated paper. May contain some glue. [Title]

Output: White envelope cuttings


Input: [Grade Number] 3.20.00 [Grade Description] Unused unprinted tissue colored in the mass free of packaging materials. [Title]

Output: Unprinted tissue colored in the mass


Input: [Grade Number] 3.20.01 [Grade Description] Unused white unprinted tissue free from packaging materials. [Title]

Output: White unprinted tissue


Input: [Grade Number] 5.01.01 [Grade Description] A mixture of various paper grades that can be found in the groups 1 to 5 [Title]

Output: Mixed papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.03.00 [Grade Description] Used liquid packaging board with plastic layer (with or without aluminum content), containing a minimum of 50% by weight of fibers. [Title]

Output: Used liquid packaging board


Input: [Grade Number] 5.03.01 [Grade Description] Printed or unprinted shavings or sheets of liquid packaging board (with or without aluminum and/or plastic layer), containing a minimum of 50% by weight of fibers. [Title]

Output: Uuused liquid packaging board


Input: [Grade Number] 5.05.00 [Grade Description] Used wet labels from wet strength papers, containing a maximum of 1% glass content, and a maximum of 50% moisture, without other unusable materials. [Title]

Output: Wet labels


Input: [Grade Number] 5.05.01 [Grade Description] Labels made from wet-strength papers. [Title]

Output: Dry labels


Input: [Grade Number] 5.05.02 [Grade Description] Label paper, release paper and label stock as well as from converting and dispensing of labels. [Title]

Output: Labels with base layer


Input: [Grade Number] 5.05.03 [Grade Description] Release liner materials from converting and dispensing of self adhesive labels. Material shall be free from labels, cores and other contaminants, [Title]

Output: Paper release liner for self-adhesive labels


Input: [Grade Number] 5.06.00 [Grade Description] Unprinted white wet-strength woodfree papers [Title]

Output: Unprinted white wet-strength woodfree papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.06.01 [Grade Description] Unprinted white and colored in the mass wet-strength papers [Title]

Output: Unprinted white and colored wet-strength papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.07.00 [Grade Description] Printed white wet-strength woodfree papers [Title]

Output: Printed white wet-strength woodfree papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.07.01 [Grade Description] Printed white and colored in the mass wet-strength woodfree papers [Title]

Output: Printed white and colored wet-strength woodfree papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.08.00 [Grade Description] Shredded, hogged or unshredded solid cores from paper reels without metal ends. [Title]

Output: Cores


Input: [Grade Number] 5.09.00 [Grade Description] Sheets or shaving of new carbonless copy paper (NCR) [Title]

Output: Carbonless copy paper (NCR)


Input: [Grade Number] 5.10.00 [Grade Description] White envelopes, printed on the inside with or without water soluble or latex glue and windows (plastic or glassine) [Title]

Output: Printed white envelopes


Input: [Grade Number] 5.10.01 [Grade Description] Mixed white or colored in mass envelopes with or without water soluble or latex glue and windows (plastic or glassine) [Title]

Output: Mixed envelopes


Input: [Grade Number] 5.11.00 [Grade Description] Packaging board with flat or moulded plastic part. ay be board with plastic layers and inserts. [Title]

Output: Blister pack


Input: [Grade Number] 5.12.00 [Grade Description] Clean used kraft sacks. May be printed or unprinted or may be wet-strength or non wet-strength. May include plastic layer papers. [Title]

Output: Used kraft sacks


Input: [Grade Number] 5.12.01 [Grade Description] Clean used kraft sacks with plastic layer. May be printed or unprinted or may be wet-strength or non wet-strength. May include plastic layer papers. [Title]

Output: Used kraft sacks with plastic layer papers


Input: [Grade Number] 5.13.00 [Grade Description] Unused kraft sacks. May be printed or unprinted or may be wet-strength or non wet-strength and may also include papers with a plastic layer. [Title]

Output: Unused kraft sacks


Input: [Grade Number] 5.13.01 [Grade Description] Unused kraft sacks with plastic layer and poly liners. May be printed or unprinted or may contain wet-strength or non wet-strength plies.. [Title]

Output: Unused kraft sacks with plastic layer papers and poly liners


Input: [Grade Number] 5.14.00 [Grade Description] Used paper cups and other used tableware, including used plastic layered paper cups and tableware, containing a minimum of 75% by weight of fibers. [Title]

Output: Used paper cups and other used tableware


Input: [Grade Number] 5.14.01 [Grade Description] Printed or unprinted shavings or sheet from the production of paper cups and other used tableware, including plastic layered paper cups and tableware, containing a minimum of 75% by weight of fibers. [Title]

Output: Unused paper cups and other used tableware


Input: [Comments] We would love any track laying tools. [Update] We have some, but more would be useful. [Item]

Output: Track Laying Tools


Input: [Comments] Any second-hand machine tools are always welcome. Donations instead would be gratefully received [Update] We have received some Grinders and drills but are wanting any Electric hand tools both 240v and 110 v that you may have spare and looking for a new home. [Item]

Output: Machine Tools


Input: [Comments] We will always require sleepers as even when the tramways are complete. There will be a rolling replacement requirement as the wood decays. [Update] We have received a large donation of sleepers and purchased a large quantity, but more will always be required. [Item]

Output: Sleepers


Input: [Comments] We have decided on using a minimum of 35lb/ft rails. [Update] We have now purchased a large stock of track panels and turnouts. We have bought some 35lb track from Lynton and Barnstaple and this has been laid in front of the Transhipment shed. More 35lb track from Trecwn has been purchased. However much more will be required to reach Studland! [Item]

Output: Rails


Input: [Comments] Although we now have a good stock of waggons any 2 foot gauge in reasonable condition will be most welcome. Locomotives are a rarity and highly sort after, working or not. [Update] We have bought a Ruston 48DL locomotive (with your kind donations), a quantity of ex Norden V skips have been donated, some other V skips and ex MOD flat bed waggons have been purchased. Several other ex Norden waggons have been purchased. There are many more ex Norden V-skips out there, so please if they are no longer required, we have a home for them. [Item]

Output: Rolling Stock


Input: [Comments] Oh what a lovely job, it does require consumables paint, paintbrushes, wire brushes, masks, eye protection, and a shower at the end of a day. [Update] We have received some donations, but we will always require more. [Item]

Output: De-rusting and Painting


Input: [Comments] We will always need more films and photographs to display in the Museum when complete. [Update] We have very few cine films and yet the mining activities must have been an ideal subject. A big thank you to all who have donated their private collections of mining photographs, but keep them coming [Item]

Output: Cine (Video or DVD) Film of the Railways and Mining in Purbeck and Photographs


Input: [0] Additional Surgery [BCS,KOS Implant] No sinus lift or bone graft [Conventional implant]

Output: Sinus lift and bone graft often required


Input: [0] Healing time [BCS,KOS Implant] No healing time required [Conventional implant]

Output: 3 to 12 months healing time


Input: [0] Cost [BCS,KOS Implant] By avoiding these procedures you pay less [Conventional implant]

Output: Additional surgery and planning make treatment more expensive


Input: [0] Treatment time [BCS,KOS Implant] Permanent teeth in 5 days [Conventional implant]

Output: Permanent teeth in 3-12 months


Input: [0] Eligibility [BCS,KOS Implant] Difficult and "hopeless" case can be treated. Diabetic patients, smokers and patients with severe gum disease are treated with equal success. [Conventional implant]

Output: Many patients cannot have implants. Diabetic patients, smokers and patients with severe gum disease are not treated with equal success.


Input: [0] Guarantee [BCS,KOS Implant] 5-10 years [Conventional implant]

Output: 5-10 years


Input: [Hepatitis B status] Never infected with the virus (consider getting the vaccine). [Anti-HBc (total)] Negative [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Negative [Anti-HBs] Negative [HBsAg]

Output: Negative

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Hepatitis B status] Infection likely took place over the last six months and is still active. [Anti-HBc (total)] Positive [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Positive [Anti-HBs] Negative [HBsAg]

Output: Positive

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Hepatitis B status] Infection likely took place over the past six months and is in the process of clearing. A false-positive is another possibly (HIV-positive people with this particular test result should have their HBV viral load checked). [Anti-HBc (total)] Negative [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Positive [Anti-HBs] Negative [HBsAg]

Output: Negative

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Hepatitis B status] Infection likely took place more than six months ago and has been successfully controlled by the immune system. [Anti-HBc (total)] Positive [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Negative [Anti-HBs] Positive [HBsAg]

Output: Negative

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Hepatitis B status] The vaccine was successfully given to prevent HBV infection. [Anti-HBc (total)] Negative [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Negative [Anti-HBs] Positive [HBsAg]

Output: Negative

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Hepatitis B status] Chronic HBV infection. [Anti-HBc (total)] Positive [Anti-HBc (IgM)] Negative [Anti-HBs] Negative [HBsAg]

Output: Positive

Hepatitis B: The Basics : What laboratory tests do I need to know about?


Input: [Element] Nitrogen [Deficiency] older leaves are chlorotic (yellow), spindly plants, small fruit remedy: use foliar spray of 0.25% to 0.5% solution of urea [Toxicity]

Output: plants dark green with abundant foliage but little root growth or fruit production, flower drop


Input: [Element] Phosphorus [Deficiency] plants stunted, maturity delayed, purplish color under younger leaves [Toxicity]

Output: no recognizable symptoms, however Cu and Zn deficiencies may occur in presence of excess P


Input: [Element] Potassium [Deficiency] older leaves chlorotic, with scattered dead spots. uneven ripening in fruit (blotchy) remedy: use foliar spray of 2% potassium sulfate [Toxicity]

Output: not usually absorbed by plants in excessive amounts, but high levels may lead to deficiencies in Mg, Mn, Zn, or Fe


Input: [Element] Sulfur [Deficiency] S deficiency is very rare, some yellowing in young leaves, upper leaves become stiff and curl downward. stems, veins, and petioles turn purple [Toxicity]

Output: stunted growth, may see interveinal yellowing or leaf burning


Input: [Element] Magnesium [Deficiency] interveinal chlorosis on older leaves remedy: use foliar spray with 10% magnesium sulfate [Toxicity]

Output: no visual symptoms


Input: [Element] Calcium [Deficiency] Blossom end rot on fruit, yellowing on margins of young leaves, undersides turning purple, curling of leaves. growing tip and root tip death, thick woody stems. can be caused by boron deficiency remedy: foliar spray of 0.75 to 1.0% calcium nitrate solution or 0.4% calcium chloride [Toxicity]

Output: no visual symptoms


Input: [Element] Iron [Deficiency] pronounced interveinal chlorosis on young leaves, starting at margins and spreading through entire leaf. stunted growth and aborted flowers. High pH can lead to iron deficiency, low pH can lead to preferential uptake of aluminum, restricting iron absorption remedy: foliar spray with 0.2 to 0.5% iron chelate every 3 to 4 days [Toxicity]

Output: not usually a problem


Input: [Element] Chlorine [Deficiency] very rarely a problem, but manifests as wilted leaves, chlorotic with a bronze color. stunted root growth [Toxicity]

Output: burning of leaf tips, bronzing or yellowing, leaf drop and stunted growth


Input: [Element] Manganese [Deficiency] interveinal chlorosis on older leaves, light green leaves with dead patches ringed in yellow, few flowers or fruit remedy: foliar spray using 1% solution of manganese sulfate [Toxicity]

Output: chlorosis, stunted growth


Input: [Element] Boron [Deficiency] growing points wither and die, interveinal chlorosis of upper leaves, brittle leaves. boron deficiency can lead to calcium deficiency remedy: use a foliar spray of 0.1 to 0.25% borax [Toxicity]

Output: yellowing of leaf tip, leading to browning


Input: [Element] Zinc [Deficiency] reduction of internode length, puckered margins on leaves, brown spots on petioles, small leaves, sometimes long and narrow remedy: foliar spray with 0.1 to 0.5% solution of zinc sulfate [Toxicity]

Output: commonly accompanied by Fe chlorosis


Input: [Element] Copper [Deficiency] young leaves dark green and misshapen, curling into a tube, petioles bent downward, few or no flowers remedy: use foliar spray with 0.1 to 0.2% solution of copper sulfate to which 0.5% hydrated lime has been added. [Toxicity]

Output: reduced growth, symptoms of Fe chlorosis


Input: [Element] Molybdenum [Deficiency] interveinal chlorosis on older leaves, margins of leaves curl up upward remedy: foliar spray with 0.07 to 0.1% solution of ammonium or sodium molybdate [Toxicity]

Output: tomato leaves turn golden yellow


Input: [SKU] 608 [Description] Large Scalloped Green Brushed Nickel Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [Name]

Output: Large Scalloped Green BRN Cabinet Knob

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Input: [SKU] 610 [Description] Large Scalloped Clear Oil Rubbed Bronze Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [Name]

Output: Large Scalloped Clear ORB Cabinet Knob

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Input: [SKU] 612 [Description] Large Scalloped Green Oil Rubbed Bronze Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [Name]

Output: Large Scalloped Green ORB Cabinet Knob

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Input: [SKU] 702 [Description] Large Crystal PVD Brass Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [Name]

Output: Large Crystal PVD Cabinet Knob

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Input: [SKU] 704 [Description] Large Crystal Brushed Nickel Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [5] Out of Stock [Name]

Output: Large Crystal BRN Cabinet Knob

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Input: [SKU] 706 [Description] Large Crystal Oil Rubbed Bronze Cabinet Knob [Manufacturer] Fusion [Name]

Output: Large Crystal ORB Cabinet Knob

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Input: [Description and Function] . [Name]

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Input: [#] 1 [Description and Function] The strongest stuff in the body! Their purpose is to rip, grind, mash and generally pulverize all that food we put into our mouths. Why? So that it fits down our throats. [Name]

Output: teeth

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Input: [#] 2 [Description and Function] This trap door belongs to both the respiratory system and the digestive systems. Swallowing triggers its closing over the trachea to prevent food and fluids from draining into our lungs. [Name]

Output: epiglottis

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Input: [#] 3 [Description and Function] One of the 'accessory' organs of digestion. Food doesn't actually pass through this organ. Instead, this organ secretes bile that is passed along to the gall bladder for concentration and storage. [Name]

Output: liver

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Input: [#] 4 [Description and Function] Another accessory organ. Food doesn't touch this one, either. It is a pear-shaped sac about 4 inches long and is the reservoir, or storage tank, for bile. Concentrated bile is released into the duodenum as needed to break down fats into an absorbable form. [Name]

Output: gall bladder

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Input: [#] 5 [Description and Function] As close to a transport highway as we've visited so far. This duct collects donations from the liver and the gall bladder (bile) as it passes along to the duodenum of the small bowel. To see an xray view - click on the picture on this page. [Name]

Output: common bile duct

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Input: [#] 6 [Description and Function] Is it poop yet? (We'll call it 'feces' [sounds like 'fee-cees'] or 'stool' from now on rather than 'poop' or other 's' words) Getting close. There are many sections to the large bowel - the appendix, caecum, ascending (rising) colon, transverse (across) colon, descending (going down) colon, sigmoid colon, the rectum and the anus. The main purposes of the large intestine is to pass remaining essential nutrients into the bloodstream and the storage and elimination of waste left-overs. As the nutritional fluids are absorbed and transfered out to the bloodstream, the contents get more solid and compact. [Name]

Output: large bowel

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Input: [#] 7 [Description and Function] Little is understood about this little worm-like accessory structure that extends from the first section of the large bowel. Sometimes a piece of food gets stuck in here (like bubblegum) causing an infection. [Name]

Output: appendix

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Input: [#] 8 [Description and Function] 3 main salivary glands deliver their juices, saliva, into the mouth. Have you ever noticed yourself drooling when someone's baking your favourite cookies? This fluid enzyme helps to soften up the food, the first chemical action along the digestive trail. [Name]

Output: salivary gland

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Input: [#] 9 [Description and Function] One very strong muscle made for rolling food around your mouth so your teeth can work best. It also houses taste buds; sensors of sweet, sour, salty and bitter tastes. If it doesn't taste good, are you going to swallow it? Probably not. The tongue can also act as a drawbridge - blocking the passage of food from entering further down the digestive tract and pushing it back out the mouth. (The tongue is also important for pronunciation, but how often do you eat your words?) [Name]

Output: tongue

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Input: [#] 10 [Description and Function] A muscular canal running from the pharynx to the stomach. The tongue pushes a 'bolus' of food into the esophagus to start it on its way to the stomach. Peristalsis is the name used to describe the rhythmic contract and release actions of this muscle and most all others along the digestive tract. [Name]

Output: esophagus. (a.k.a. oesophagus)

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Input: [#] 11 [Description and Function] Most food that we eat becomes unrecognizable here in the stomach. Gastric acids are triggered by the presence of food that 'melt' the food into a thick soup. [Name]

Output: stomach

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Input: [#] 12 [Description and Function] The duodenum is the first section of the twenty two foot long small intestine. It starts at the pyloric sphincter of the stomach and runs about 10 inches. The duodenum is largely responsible for the continuing food breaking-down process (fats are bombarded with bile), with the jejunum and ileum mainly responsible for the transfer of nutrients into the bloodstream. [Name]

Output: duodenum

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Input: [#] 13 [Description and Function] The body's sugar control board. If your blood sugar gets too high, insulin is released to counteract it. If your sugars are low, glucagon is released into the blood stream. Both insulin and glucagon are produced by the pancreas. [Name]

Output: pancreas

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Input: [#] 14 [Description and Function] The small bowel has 3 main sections: the duodenum, jejunum and ileum. The duodenum is responsible for continuing to break down of food into liquid form and the jejunum and ileum mainly responsible for absorption of nutrients into the bloodstream.The mostly digested contents continue to be transformed into feces as it is moved along by peristalsis - a rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the muscles of the intestines. Let the whole class do 'The Wave' to cheer on the digestive process. [Name]

Output: small intestine

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Input: [#] 15 [Description and Function] The last portion of the large intestine used for storage of stool ready for disposal. When the rectum becomes full, it triggers nerves that carry that message to the brain. The reply says 'Time to look for a W.C.' [Name]

Output: rectum

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Input: [Description] Stiff and light. New boom and slider allows for much greater range of adjustment. [Specification]

Output: Front Triangle

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] Sleek and stiff hydroformed curve made from 7005 T6 aluminum alloy [Specification]

Output: Frame

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] One piece carbon fiber seat. Seat back is 20 degrees from horizontal and 580 degrees above the ground at the front of the seat. Cushions, machine washable. Dual layer reticulated polyester open cell foam on top of EVA closed cell foam enclosed in a sportswear polyester cover. Seat design includes lumbar support. Further adjustment to particular rider's body shape can be achieved with selective use of additional hard cell foam. [Specification]

Output: Seat

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] Single tube design. Adjustable with improved connection to frame. [Specification]

Output: Head Rest

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] V20 is shipped as a frameset including seat and handlebars. [Specification]

Output: Packing

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] Engineered exclusively for Cruzbike and to our profile design, the Vendetta fork is full alloy and polished to a deep glossy finish with clear coat. The cross section is aero and the fork profile remains narrow at the top for proper leg clearance before spreading in a bell curve to accommodate the drive wheel. [Specification]

Output: Front Fork

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] Wheelbase 1145mm (41 5/8"); Total Length 1834mm (outside of tires); Seat Height (minimum) 535mm (19 5/8"); Crank (BB) Height 780mm (shortest x-seam) to 660mm (longest x-seam); Shortest fitting x-seam 915 mm (36") Longest fitting x-seam 1295mm (51") (possibly more, subject to testing) Weight distribution with 70 kg rider; Front 50% Rear 50% Weight distribution with 70 kg rider on 10% uphill grade; Front 45% Rear 55% [Specification]

Output: Vital Stats

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Description] Comes in three sizes Large: Chainstay 584 mm Medium: Chainstay 496 mm Small: Chainstay 410 mm [Specification]

Output: sizing

Cruzbike Vendetta Recumbent Bike | CRUZBIKE


Input: [Wratten Number] 12 [Color] Yellow [Feature]

Output: to brighten the plains and darkens blue/brown features


Input: [Wratten Number] 15 [Color] Yellow [Feature]

Output: to brighten the plains and darkens blue/brown features


Input: [Wratten Number] 21 [Color] Orange [Feature]

Output: to increase contrast and detect dust clouds


Input: [Wratten Number] 25 [Color] Red [Feature]

Output: to maximize contrast and enhance fine surface details


Input: [Wratten Number] 29 [Color] Red [Feature]

Output: to maximize contrast and enhance fine surface details


Input: [Wratten Number] 30 [Color] Magenta [Feature]

Output: to enhance red/blue features and darken green features


Input: [Wratten Number] 32 [Color] Magenta [Feature]

Output: to enhance red/blue features and darken green features


Input: [Wratten Number] 38 [Color] Blue [Feature]

Output: to detect clouds and enhance the polar caps


Input: [Wratten Number] 46 [Color] Dark Blue [Feature]

Output: to detect clouds and enhance the polar caps


Input: [Wratten Number] 47 [Color] Dark Blue [Feature]

Output: to detect clouds and enhance the polar caps


Input: [Wratten Number] 57 [Color] Green [Feature]

Output: to darken red/blue features enhances polar regions


Input: [Wratten Number] 64 [Color] Blue-Green [Feature]

Output: to detect Òice fogsÓ and Òpolar hazesÓ


Input: [Wratten Number] 80 [Color] Blue [Feature]

Output: to detect clouds and enhance the polar caps


Input: [Wratten Number] 23A [Color] Orange [Feature]

Output: to increase contrast and detect dust clouds


Input: [Wratten Number] 38A [Color] Blue [Feature]

Output: to detect clouds and enhance the polar caps


Input: [S.No] 1 [Flat Plate Collector] Slow heat generation [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Quick heat generation

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 2 [Flat Plate Collector] Collector efficiency on higher temperature is low. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Collector efficiency on higher temperature is high

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 3 [Flat Plate Collector] Heat loss in the collector & tank during the day-time is high due to convection. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Heat loss in the tubes during the daytime is negligible (evacuated tubes)

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 4 [Flat Plate Collector] Convection and Convecting losses is high. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Convection and Convecting losses is low.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 5 [Flat Plate Collector] Emissivity is high. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Emissivity is low.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 6 [Flat Plate Collector] Freezing of water will take place at high altitude causing damage to the collector. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Satisfactory performance even in extreme cold condition (-18 deg. C)

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 7 [Flat Plate Collector] Temperature range from 60 deg. to 80 deg. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Temperature range from 60deg. to 120 deg.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 8 [Flat Plate Collector] Collector & tank insulated with glasswool/ rockwool, absorbs moisture & gets wet during monsoons reducing the efficiency of the system [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: System hot water tank only is insulated using polyurethane insulation material which does not absorb water or moisture

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 9 [Flat Plate Collector] Heavy scaling of the copper/aluminum tubes which cannot be cleaned manually as the bore dia. is 12.50 mm. giving rise to substantial loss in efficiency of the system. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Negligible scaling of tubes which can be cleaned manually (inner tube dia. Is 37mm). Loss of efficiency consequently is minimal

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 10 [Flat Plate Collector] The collector fins & tubes being flat the incident sun's rays will be at 90 degrees at noon only for peak absorption [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: The collector glass tube absorbers being cylindrical the incident sun's rays on the tubes is at 90 degrees throughout the day. Hence peak heat absorption always.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 11 [Flat Plate Collector] Higher system sizing is required to get the desired result. Hence added cost. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: In locations with average availability of solar energy over-sizing of the system glass tube collectors is not required.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 12 [Flat Plate Collector] Heat exchanger required [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Heat exchanger not required

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Input: [S.No] 13 [Flat Plate Collector] Old technology at higher prices [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Advanced technology at competitive prices that is System Cost per unit water is low.

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Input: [S.No] 14 [Flat Plate Collector] Hot water availability for 300 days in a year claimed. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Hot water availability for 350 days in a year.

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Input: [S.No] 15 [Flat Plate Collector] System life above 15 years [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: System life above 15 years.

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Input: [S.No] 16 [Flat Plate Collector] Difficult and expensive to replace glass sheet [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: It is very easy to replace glass tube.

Comparison between Evacuated Tube Collector & Flat Plate Collector - Solar Water Heater


Input: [S.No] 17 [Flat Plate Collector] Water quality effect the heating system forming scale over metal tube. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Water quality is not effect the system.

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Input: [S.No] 18 [Flat Plate Collector] Its required high maintenance. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: It has low maintenance

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Input: [S.No] 19 [Flat Plate Collector] Grouting of collectors are required. [Evacuated Tube Collector]

Output: Grouting of Collectors not required.

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Input: [Item#] 1210WXSBB [Style] Women's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Blue [Size]

Output: Extra Small

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Input: [Item#] 1210WXSXX [Style] Women's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Black [Size]

Output: Extra Small

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Input: [Item#] 1210XSCC [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Navy [Size]

Output: Extra Small

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Input: [Item#] 1210XSNN [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Red [Size]

Output: Extra Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 1210XSAA [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Black [Size]

Output: Extra Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 1210WSAA [Style] Women's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Black [Size]

Output: Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 1210SAA [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Black [Size]

Output: Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 1210SCC [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Navy [Size]

Output: Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 1210SNN [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Red [Size]

Output: Small

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [Item#] 12103XLNN [Style] Men's Short Sleeve Shirt [Color] Red [Size]

Output: 3X Large

Basic Short Sleeve Lycra Shirt (Body Glove Vests) - iboats.com


Input: [2] Why Not! [0]

Output: Item Type

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] All carbons will produce a dark streak or line through the new paper and make it useless. [0]

Output: Carbon paper

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] Products that have come in contact with body fluids are dangerous to recycling employees. The paper is lower grade of paper and often has been produced from recycling to a level it cannot be recycled again. [0]

Output: Toilet tissue, paper towels, napkins, or Kleenex

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] The color will not bleach out will produce a dark streak or line through the new paper and make it useless. Test: Tear the paper if you see white under the colored paper it can be recycled. If the paper is color all the way through it CANNOT be recycled. [0]

Output: Deep dye paper of any type Deep yellow/gold paper, bright colored florescent color

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] These products are coated or covered with a foreign material. Waxes, paint, crayon, glue are not paper and make the paper contaminated. [0]

Output: Ream wrap, coated paper of any type, waxy or wax coated, blue print paper, papers with oil, crayon, paint art projects

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] They are not paper! We have also received tomatoes and zucchinis. [0]

Output: Fruits, vegetables, gum or candy wrappers

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] These are not paper or are paper covered with a heavy emollient that makes the paper non  recyclable. [0]

Output: Photos, or film

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] Some mailing envelopes fall under the dark color problem, others actually have string fiber cord running through the paper for strength. Both are not recyclable. [0]

Output: Brown, cream, oat colored mailing envelopes Over Night air envelopes

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] The glue is considered a contamination be the paper mills. It gums up the paper making machinery. [0]

Output: Stamps

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [2] Rubber, plastic, metal are not paper and cannot be recycled in the paper. [0]

Output: Rubber bands, paper clips, binders rings

City of Yankton, South Dakota - City Recycling


Input: [0] Sunday [Breakfast] Rice Milk [Dinner] Roasted Beef & Garden Stuff [Supper]

Output: Bread & Butter

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Monday [Breakfast] Water Gruel [Dinner] Rice or Hasty Pudding [Supper]

Output: Potatoes, or Bread & Cheese

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Tuesday [Breakfast] Milk Pottage [Dinner] Boiled Mutton [Supper]

Output: Bread & Cheese

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Wednesday [Breakfast] Rice Milk [Dinner] Suet or Fruit Puddings [Supper]

Output: Broth with Barley

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Thursday [Breakfast] Water Gruel [Dinner] Boiled Beef & Garden Stuff [Supper]

Output: Boiled Wheat

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Friday [Breakfast] Milk Pottage [Dinner] Suet, Rice, or Hasty Pudding [Supper]

Output: Broth with Barley

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Saturday [Breakfast] Water Gruel [Dinner] Roasted Mutton & Garden Stuff [Supper]

Output: Potatoes

Records of the Asylum for Orphan Girls (Part IV) | Unique at Penn


Input: [0] Blood Liquid Base Salt Water

Output: Lipid / Oily

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Respiration- Breathe In Oxygen

Output: Nitrogen (hi Oxygen is a quick way to poison or burn them)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Breath Out Carbon Dioxide

Output: Cyanogen

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Electron Transport/Bonder

Output: Radioactive Triggers

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Role of Silicon/vs Gold Powder Silicon is in eye lens and skin

Output: Silicon Based Nervous Tissue - also gold powder (Manna/ORMES/the spice - is more necessary less addiction)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] EEG Harmonics Below 30 hz (Alpha / Beta)

Output: Above 30 hz (no Schumann lo frequency planet phase lock)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Mechanism of Bliss Phase Conjugate EEG/EKG Lo frequencies Pump Wave Blood

Output: Bliss Mechanism has no lo frequency ability to bond to long wave environment- so bliss embedding requires group / hive mind

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Relationship to Radioactivity Radioactivity Poisons Perception and Metabolism

Output: Radioactivity Stimulates Perception and Metabolism

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Relationship to Oxygen Oxygen is the basis for breath and metabolism

Output: Oxygen is a poison to breath and metabolism

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Digestive Liquid ? Acid

Output: Phosphoric Acid (coca cola and fried food- ideal for them)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] Bone calcium

Output: carbon

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] flammability of body liquid and tissue and breath low

Output: high

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] natural electrical telepathy low

Output: high

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] natural electrical empathy high

Output: low (the silicon nerves create a wave propagation speed electrically which eliminates the long wave sub 20 hz- eeg/ekg harmonics necessary to FEEL the big things)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] number of hearts 1

Output: 2 (split heart reminiscent of frogs/reptiles - key emotions not centralized- heart without the fractal electrical intelligence of humans

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] chemistry of tissue keratin (also for nails)

Output: similar to cellulose (no sulphur bond)

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [0] pulse distinct pulse (from qrst ekg peak)

Output: virtually no discernable pulse- because 2 hearts cancel somewhat the wave peak

Negentropic Fields: Announcements from Implosion Group- Dan Winter

Draco/ URU/ Annunaki / Nephalim Metabolism and Blood Chemistry (Chemical Origins of Kosher from Yalweh/Enlil - a Drac )


Input: [Detail] Cuisine [Status]

Output: Caribbean

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Delivery [Status]

Output: Yes

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Outdoor seating [Status]

Output: Yes

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Party room [Status]

Output: No

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Reservations accepted [Status]

Output: No

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Kids menu [Status]

Output: Unknown

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Occasional live music [Status]

Output: No

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [Detail] Payment Options [Status]

Output: Accepts credit cards

Laylah's Patties & Jerk | San Diego Reader


Input: [BRAND] Borax [SOURCE] September 1952 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 73 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their . The picture in the ad shows a smiling mother leaning over her happy baby who is wearing clothes cleaned with this soap. The headline says "Family wash...baby's clothes...keep everything...Boraz Sweet". The text talks about the abilities of this product before mentioning it's tie-in with the TV show, Death Valley Days.

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Input: [BRAND] Cheer [SOURCE] May 4, 1953 Life magazine [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 6 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13" ad has a very cute drawing of an active little boy with a slingshot in his back pocket pulling off his dirty play clothes while he anxiously listens to his mother and grandmother argue in the kitchen about whether the boy should be punished for "being a boy". The headline asks "What's so new and different about new Blue Cheer" and the text goes into some detail about the new Blue Magic Whitening Agent.

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Input: [BRAND] Cheer [SOURCE] August 1953 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 49 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for the New, Blue detergent from Procter & Gamble. There is a picture of a lady in a red dress with a flower in her hair pouring an unmeasured amount of this product through her finges and into the washing machine. The ad calls it the "First and Only Washday Detergent of its Kind" and actually spends a portion of the ad trying to convince the reader that the "Magic Blue granules make Instant White Suds". After talking about how the "sky-blue granules 'pop' into peppy white suds" the ad also promises that this product "Works like Blue Magic for Dishes, too".

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Input: [BRAND] Cheer [SOURCE] July 1954 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 54 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Blue Laundry Detergent. There is a lady in a red dress smiling as she holds up a stack of white, folded towels that are so white and bright that they seem to generate their own light. The ad claims this is "The only suds with Blue-Magic Whitener...washes clothes so clean, so white You Don't Need Bluing or Bleach". They claim that it's the "First and only washday detergent of its kind!" and the text continues with its efforts to convince you that Bluing and Bleaching are no longer necessary. They also claim that Cheer is "Great for both automatic and conventional washers".

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Input: [BRAND] Cheer [SOURCE] October 1954 The Progressive Farmer [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 46 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13" ad for their Laundry Soap with Blue-Magic Suds. There is a picture of a housewife who is folding something large and white which is so white now that it has been washed with Cheer that beams of light radiate away from it. The headline chants "Cheer is new...Cheer is Blue" and claims it has "The only suds with Blue-Magic Whitener!" and that it ",,,washes clothes so clean, so white you don't Need Bluing or Bleach". The text calls it the "First and only washday detergent of its kind!" and urges you to "Change to Cheer for dishes, dairy utensils, too!". It also claims that this product is "Great for both automatic and conventional washers".

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Input: [BRAND] Cheer [SOURCE] June 1956 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 24 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 11" ad for their Blue Cheer Laundry Detergent. There is a picture of a mother kneeling by a sunny window to examine just how clean and white the Cheer that is sitting on top of the washing machine behind her has actually gotten her young daughter's dress. The headline answers by saying that the "'Window Test' proves Blue Cheer washes so white you can see the difference!". The text claims that "only Cheer has the Blue-Magic whitener!" and urges you to take your laundry to a window and determine just how white your whites really are, before and after switching to Cheer. It also claims that this product has been designed with Automatic Washing Machines in mind.

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Input: [BRAND] Chipso [SOURCE] July 1934 Better Homes & Gardens [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $9.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 15 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 1/4" x 11" ad for their soap that gives more suds so that colors will not be lost on the washboard. The ad has a picture of a proper mother sitting in her living room with her four kids and their set of blocks. The ad calls this an "Unretouched, direct color photograph, taken in the home of Mrs. R. L. Pine, Dayton, Ohio" and there are labels telling how old these clothes are and how often they have been washed. There is a smaller picture of Bertha (the children call her "Birdie") looking into the camera as she immerses her hands into a wash tub filled with suds.

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Input: [BRAND] Clorox [SOURCE] March 1959 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 19 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Bleach. There is a picture of a happy young girl wearing a pure white nightgown and carrying a white pillow running under the headline "New Washing Discovery! Today's Clorox gets out dirt suds leave in!". There is a four-frame set of pictures that tell the story and a picture of the bottle that Clorox came in at that time.

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Input: [BRAND] Clorox [SOURCE] September 1963 McCall's [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 65 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13" ad for their Bleach with a visual reminder of the kind of jobs it is capable of. There is a picture of a surly young teenager, just in from a day of activity, which seems to have included delivering newspapers. There are three captions indicating "Clorox needed here" on various areas of clothing that used to be white. The headline claims that "Clorox gets out dirt detergents leave in!" and reminds us that "Detergents alone can't wash out ground-in body dirt".

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Input: [BRAND] Cold Power [SOURCE] January 1968 Better Homes & Gardens [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 77 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9" x 12" ad for this brand of Laundry Detergent. There is a picture of a woman with a look of helplessness on her face as she leans on a pile of just-washed laundry. The headline has her saying that "Sheer desperation made me try Cold Power" and the text has her claiming that the ads put out by the company had nothing to do with her choice, it was that she had nothing else to try. She admits to being "Absolutely astounded" by the results that she had from this product so she has sent a note of Thanks to the manufacturer.

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Input: [BRAND] Cold Power [SOURCE] May 21, 1971 Life magazine [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 78 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" ad for their New, Specially Formulated Detergent that is designed to be used in cold water. There is a drawing of a woman looking downcast at her wrinkled dress and the headline asks "What woman wants wrinkles". This is followed by a drawing of the same woman happily dancing with the same dress now as wrinkle-free as can be and the headline over this picture proclaims "That's why your clothes should be washed in cold water." The text explains that hot water can set wrinkles as well as stains but washing in cold water will help prevent these from happening and, in addition. it will save on your hot water bill.

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Input: [BRAND] Dash [SOURCE] July 1967 McCall's [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 42 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13 1/2" ad for their Powdered Laundry Soap. The headline in the ad compares the lady in the picture to this detergent when it says that "Somebody had to break the rules". The attractive lady is wearing a mini skirt with white stockings and holding a box if their new Detergent behind her back. The text talks about the first mini skirt being worn on Fifth Avenue by a lady who broke the rules. Then it talks about Dsh breaking the rules to give you a cleaner wash. The ad has a chart with three rules that are "X'd" out and replaced with the new rules that Dash has brought into play. Their rules allow for a reduced amount of powder being used in each load, fewer suds so it will rinse cleaner and that it is only for laundry and only for automatics. It ends by making the claim that "Dash cleans cleaner than any powder made for all automatics".

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] May 1949 Woman's Day [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 41 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 1/2" ad for their Laundry Soap. The headline, over a picture of a woman hanging her wash up to dry as her neighbors admire how clean it is, claims that "Washday's so much simpler once you learn...New Duz Outdoes Them All!". The ad warns you that this amazing new product is being sold to you "in the same familiar box" and the claim is made that "Duz does Everything in the Family Wash". The text goes into more specifics about what will look better and how easy it is.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] March 1951 Woman's Day [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 68 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 1/2" ad for their Laundry Soap that does everything without giving you Red Hands. There is a picture of a happy housewife who is holding up her Giant Economy Size box of Duz and telling the world "I've gone back to Duz!". She claims that "I tried some of those No-Rinse Chemicals - but I'm back to Duz!" with its combination of rich, real soap and two active detergents.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] August 1951 Woman's Day [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 58 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 1/2" x 11 3/4" ad for their Washday Product in the Giant Economy Size. There is a picture of an attractive housewife holding a big, red box of this product next to her cheek and the headline has her saying that "For White White Washes Without Red Hands, I've Gone Back to Duz!". The text in this ad claims that Duz "gives you almost toilet soap mildness for your hands!" and that it gives you a combination of "rich, real soap" and two, unnamed active detergents. It also claims to have "more magic whitening power than ever - the most you can get in any soap", that you will get "the cleanest, whitest, brightest washes you can get with any soap on earth", that it is "Milder, kinder to your hqands than any other leading package product sold for washday - soap or suds" and that it "works wonders in every type Washing Machine". Quite a product.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] October 1951 Woman's Home Companion [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 22 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13" ad for their Laundry Soap. The ad has a picture of a smiling lady looking at the reader while pouring Duz into her washing machine. The ad headline states that "For white white washes without red hands 'I've gone back to Duz". The ad makes claims about the amazing whiteness that will result from using this product. This ad is larger than my scanner bed so the outer edges of the ad will not be visible in the scanned view.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] October 1952 McCall's [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 25 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 10" x 14" ad for their Laundry Detergent. There are three pictures of a Ringer Washer being used with Duz and a fourth with a lady using it in her Automatic. The headline asks you to "Look at all the ways...Today's Duz does a better job in your washer than any 'detergent'" and the text claims that it "Removes more grimy dirt", that it "Washes more loads of clothes" and that it "Cleans more safely". This ad is larger than my scanner bed so the outer edges of the ad will not be visible in the scanned view.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] November 1952 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 56 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 8" x 11" ad for their Laundry Detergent. The headline challenges you to "Look at All the Ways...Today's Duz does a better job in your washer than any 'detergent'!". We see a picture of Mrs. George Bassman folding her bath towels that have been washed "a couple of hundred times" and she can't get over how good they look. Her child sitting in the high-chair behind her doesn't look too impressed but kids of that age have little interest in how things look, just in how they feel and taste. Then we have a picture of Mrs. Homer Noel who appreciates that fact that with Duz she can "do three or four washer loads in the same Duz suds". Having a big family and a small water-heater make that necessary. Duz will remove more grimy dirt, wash more loads of clothes and will clean more safely while also leaving your wash softer and smoother, it will make your woolens fluffier and your shirts and linens will be easier to iron".

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] February 1953 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 75 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for the Laundry Detergent that does everything. The ad has testimonials from several happy housewifes claiming that "Duz does a better job in my washer than any 'detergent'!". We see pictures of the laundry rooms of Mrs. Michael Stewart and Mrs. John O'Neil who are both using wringer washers but, at the bottom of the ad, it mentions that it can be used in Automatics too. It is claimed that Duz gets out more grimy dirt, washes more loads of clothes and cleans more safely.

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Input: [BRAND] Duz [SOURCE] August 1953 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 47 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 8" x 11" ad for their Laundry Soap. There is a picture of a lady holding up a red box of this product, labeled Giant Economy Size and the headline claims that "It's the soap in Duz that does it!". What "it" does, according to the ad is to "Gives you a wash like no detergent can", "scrubs out the toughest dirt", "leaves clothes softer than detergents" and "is so kind to your hands". Like it says at the bottom of the ad, "Duz Does Everything".

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Input: [BRAND] Fab [SOURCE] March 27, 1964 Life magazine [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 29 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13 1/2" ad for their Laundry Detergent with the Heavy Duty Formula. There is a picture of a lady who is wearing a white dress that has just been washed with Fab. Her two little girls are beaming at her and holding the box of Fab while the headline claims that you can "Now...Feel like a Bride with your Wedding White Fab wash". The text talks about having Durabrite in the detergent and claims that "New Fab lifts out the yellow and grey tinge, then washes in a pure, pure white". This ad contains a coupon for 8 cents off of a purchase of 2 regular, 1 Giant or 1 King-Size box of new Fab.

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Input: [BRAND] Fab [SOURCE] May 4, 1965 Look magazine [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 43 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 9 1/2" x 13" ad that announces that "New Fab now has pure white Borax". On a vast expanse of white in the ad is a little box of this product with the caption announcing a "Brand new box...Brand new secret of whiteness". The text predicts that Borax is "the secret of whiteness for years to come" and states that Fab with Borax "costs no more than any leading detergent without Borax".

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] March 1930 Better Homes & Gardens [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $9.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry 16 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 5" x 10 1/2" ad for The Golden Bar with the Clean Naptha Odor. The ad has a picture of a lady experienced in the art of cleaning discussing with a confused professor the science of cleaning. "'It is the inevitable result of the combined action of effective detergents,' said the bachelor Professor. 'Rubbish' said Mrs. Watkins, mother of Four, 'It's extra help'". The ad text explains how the combination of "good soap" and "naptha" has helped with minimal rubbing get clothes clean for years and now it works even better "in those new washing machines". Besides working on laundry it has shown to be successful on woodwork, linoleum, windows and dishes.

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] April 1937 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $9.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 64 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 7 3/4" x 11 1/4" ad for their Soap for Clothes. There is a series of five pictures that tell a story of how a mother learned that Fels-Naptha will "Banish 'Tattle-Tale Gray'". The story starts with a picture of several children who are having a circus with two children covered in a white sheet and being introduced as "Togo Wildo - the only White Baby Elephant in captivity". One of the little girls in the audience shouts out as she points "Fake! That Elephant isn't white - it's gray.". Another child tells her to "Pipe down, Bess. This is your Aunt Mazie's sheet and it's as white as she gets 'em.". Mazie, sitting nearby, clenches her fists to her cheeks and cries "Gracious! I'm embarrassed to tears!" while her earnest friend assures her that even though she works hard, "your clothes DO have Tattle-Tale Gray". She confides to Mazie that she started using Fels-Naptha to take the gray out of her clothes and is pleased with the results. Mazie promises to try it and claims that she will "take you and Bess to a real circus" if it does everything that she says. The last picture shows the three of them at a real circus being happy about Fels'Naptha and about seeing "Real Elephants".

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] December 25, 1939 Life magazine [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 80 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 5 1/4" x 13 1/2" ad that tells you How to Laugh at Snoopers. The first picture shows two old ladies looking over the wooden fence of a young homemaker and noticing the Tattle-Tale Gray that is on the clothes hanging on her line. The second picture shows this young mother pulling her young daughter home in a wagon as she holds her gorceries in a bag. Today is different though, she has some Fels-Naptha in the bag. In the third picture the lady and her daughter are proudly hanging clothes on the line because there is no longer any Tattle-Tale Gray.She is now ready for the Snoopers.

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] September 1943 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 53 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" wartime ad for their Laundry Soap Chips. There is a drawing of a wicker chair occupied by a drawing of a package of this product with feminine arms and legs and uttering the phrase "Now...let's talk about you". The text begins by talking about the worries that the housewife has to contend with, "shortages and soaring prices, saving 'points' and stretching pennies", not to mention the weekly wash. It worries that "more than likely you're doing it yourself" and now you are probably having problems finding your favorite laundry soap. They admit that it is difficult to be patient about these things but they want you to believe that "the makers of Fels-Naptha are doing everything they can to keep you supplied". They claim to be working day and night and urge you "if your grocer doesn't have Fels-Naptha Soap in stock today - he will have it soon. So please keep on asking".

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] August 1953 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 50 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Three color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Natural Golden Soap with Clean-Smelling Naptha. There is a picture of an upright box with this powder somehow pouring out of it and the caption promises that it's Not Dyed and Not Perfumed. The ad text reminds us that "Clean Clothes smell sweet" and claims that "for really clean clothes, you can't beat this new wonder-working combination of GOLDEN soap and gentle naptha in Instant Fels-Naptha". It also promises to banish Tattle-Tale Detergent Gray.

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] July 1954 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 52 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Black and white 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Instant Laundry Product. There is an overhead picture of a beach where a family has set out their towels, toys, picnic basket and their shoes and your attention is drawn to the one towel that is whiter than white. The headline says "Bright by the sea...the towel that's naptha-clean" and the text claims that "if you'll use Instant Fels-Naptha every wash-day", all of your wash will be this clean, this bright and the tattle-tale detergent-gray will be a thing of the past. The text reminds the reader that every single granulet of Instant Fels-Naptha combines both natural golden soap and gentle naptha which are nature's two most effective cleaners. The ad claims an additional bonus too, now the makers have added glycerine which will soften your hands as you scrub the dirt out of every single piece of your family's clothing.

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Input: [BRAND] Fels-Naptha [SOURCE] October 1954 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 67 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Three color 7 3/4" x 11" ad for the extra cleaning done by Instant Fels-Naptha. There is a picture of four women enjoying a time with conversation and coffee and the lady who is serving is wearing a bright, white dress while the ones on the other three ladies seem to be dingy and more dull. The caption under this picture wonders "How much cleaner is Naptha-Clean". The text, after mentioning how much obviously cleaner the one lady's dress is, begins to explain how and why this product works so much better than the other laundry products available at that time.

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Input: [BRAND] Fels Naptha [SOURCE] August 1958 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.00 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 59 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Full color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Instant Soap Granules for your Automatic Washing Machine. The ad has a picture of a large red box of this product and a lady standing in the shadow of the box, leaning back as she pours an unmeasured amount of it into her washing machine. The headline urges you to "Get your clothes as clean as they ought to be..." and the text claims that it will whiten whites, make colors more bright and snappy and make your linens soft and fluffy. The ad still claims you will be able to Banish tattle tale gray and that it is perfect in either automatic washers or conventional. A small picture in the bottom of the ad mentions their Dishwashing Detergent which contains Lanolin and is Gentle on your hands.

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Input: [BRAND] Felso [SOURCE] April 1951 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 36 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Three color 7 1/4" x 11" ad for their White, All-Purpose Detergent. The ad claims this product will do the work of three soaps, the it can be used to clean Clothes, for Dishes and to clean Paint and Enamel. There are quotes from three different ladies about how good this product is yet the words seem to be coming from the same lady. There is a picture of the box and the caption urges you to "make Felso you 'sudservant' today!".

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Input: [BRAND] Felso [SOURCE] September 1952 Good Houskeeping [QTY.] 1 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 72 [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Three color 8" x 10 3/4" ad for their Laundry Detergent. There is a picture of a lady pushing her shopping cart down the aisles of her grocery store. She has stopped in front of the display of Felso because one of the boxes has called out to her, "Just a minute, Lady! Want a Big Surprise?". The text urges you to try Felso instead of what you normally try or what you have coupons for. They claim that it is different because "It's gentle! It's fragrant! It's wonderfully pleasant to use!". Like other laundry detergents of the time, it is recommended for washing dishes too.

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Input: [BRAND] Felso [SOURCE] November 1952 Good Housekeeping [QTY.] 0 [PRICE] $8.50 [VIEW AD] View Laundry Soap 55 [PAYPAL] Temporarily Sold Out [AD DESCRIPTION]

Output: Three color 7 3/4" x 10 3/4" ad for their Laundry Detergent that gives the most amazing Suds. There is a picture of a lady holding a handful of suds that looks like a ten-pound turkey and the headline promises "Now! A Detergent that gives you Rich, Long-Lasting Soap-like Suds - even in Hardest Water". The text describes this as being the quick-sudser and promises "the cleanest, whitest, brightest clothes that ever came out of your wash". As with many of the Laundry Detergents of this time, the ad also talks about how good of a job it does on your dishes. Mainly they want you to know that, with Felso, you will NOT have "thin, wishy-washy suds that vanish in minutes". They are certain that you will see and appreciate the difference immediately.

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