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Room generally used for personal hygiene and disposal of human waste
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Turner and Robertshaw's patent dividable closet and deodoriser : by means of which, the excreta that is at present offensive and almost worthless is rendered inoffensive and valuable. / James Robertshaw.
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Date: 1879
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Turner and Robertshaw's patent dividable closet, or improved pail system : patented in England, the United States of America, Canada, France, Belgium, and Germany. / James Robertshaw.
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Date: 1881
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Keith's patent water testing & flushing sewage gas trap. : we have the pleasure in directing the attention of architects, sanitary engineers, builders, plumbers owners of property, and all interested in improved and effective sanitation, to the above patent trap, which is manufactured and sold by us under licence from the patentee. / Albion Clay Co. Limited.
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Date: 1894
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Public Health Act, 1875. : Bakewell rural district council. / Alfred Hawes.
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Date: 1897
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E. J. Simmons, sanitary inspector, and inspector under the sale of food and drugs acts for the City of London. / E. J. Simmons.
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Date: [between 1880 and 1910?]
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Sewerage
Great Britain
Sewage disposal
Wastewater
Drainage
Manure
Toilet paper
History, 19th Century
Disinfectants
Deodorization
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