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  <dc:title>Lysol Bottle</dc:title>
  <dc:description>This is an amber glass, empty bottle of Lysol. It features a cork stopper and two white stamps used as labels, describing its former contents in black handwriting: “Lysol" underlined twice. The stamps are white and present the red ink writings “Buy Savings Certificates” and “Learn Irish.”
The bottom of the bottle is embossed with "SSM"
Lysol is a disinfecting product, and was introduced in 1889 as a brand of antiseptic disinfectant.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1900-1949</dc:date>
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