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§ 142 — Sanitary material for cleaning printing presses

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XXI LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
Section 142. All publishers and printers shall use a sanitary cloth or other sanitary material in cleaning their presses.

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