Likewise a fresh assortment of the famous tooth powder, Stoughton's Bitters, lotion water, smelling bottles, viper drops, Turlington and West's pectoral elixir, lavender drops, and lavender water ."
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Adding tooth brushes to tooth paste or tooth powders or mouthwash under the same brand or under different brands aimed at different segments is one way of diversification.
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Some eyewitnesses reported that the gunmen left in a rickshaw and headed towards the Patpodi camp, an old tooth powder factory used by the government backed TMVP paramilitary group.
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The resourceful Americans created a cottage industry to manufacture a counterfeit sulfa drug ( tooth powder, pulverized rice grains and water ) that they sold at a high price.
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Since I've been here I've had two therapeutic massages, visited a psychic, watched a genuine tribal pow wow, and brushed my teeth with echinacea tooth powder from the natural foods store.
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He claimed in his application that this brush was less abrasive to tooth enamel, better for massaging the gums, and more effective at picking up tooth powder than other brushes available at the time, which had coarse, angle-cut bristles.
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Artifacts date from the 18th century to the present day, and include dental equipment such as articulators, denture-forming equipment, and dental X-ray items, as well as historical oral hygiene items, which include a toothpaste and tooth powder collection on loan.
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But Gordon is only one of dozens of NASCAR drivers whose likenesses are showing up on cereal boxes and credit cards and in ads for soft drinks, burgers and tooth powder . ( Apparently, these guys got tired of hawking only motor oil .)
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Jayram Dahya carried on his father's legacy as a railway contractor and later transformed himself into an industrialist, who founded J . D . Bytco Limited, an oral health-care & herbal product manufacturing company, manufacturing gripe water, tooth powder and other oral and baby care products and was one of the top Industrialist of Nasik at one point of time.
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Although Yerkes claimed that the tests measured native intelligence, and not education or training, this claim is difficult to sustain in the face of the questions themselves : Question 18 of Alpha Test 8 reads : " Velvet Joe appears in advertisements of . . . ( tooth powder ) ( dry goods ) ( "'tobacco "') ( soap ) ."
