Willamette Industries

Corco, Inc.

Other

Comco Inc.

Williamette Industries Inc

Thomas E Croley

Jeffrey M Riggs

Fred B Riggs

Thomas R Radebaugh

A holistic method of therapeutic laser treatment for body tissues in a problematic area, comprising the following steps: using a laser discharge probe to irradiate the tissues in the problematic area and additionally treating a body energy path through the problematic area by irradiating the body tissues along an energy path, as defined in Eastern medicine, through the problematic area so that energy flow is normalized in the problematic area. One aspect of this provides for a method as above wherein the energy flow path comprises meridians of energy flow as defined in acupuncture and wherein treatment points along the energy flow path comprise acupuncture points. In yet another preferred aspect of this invention the energy flow path comprises Jin Shin Jyutsu energy flow paths and the treatment points along the energy flow paths comprise energy spheres.

Holistic method of treating injured or pathologic tissue with a laser

A flat of fiberboard in knocked-down form for setting up into a tray which has strengthened corners. The flat consists of laminated strength-producing connecting corner tabs between hinged side-wall forming flaps. The tabs are formed on the ends of the flaps and some of the flaps are provided with angular fold lines which provide foldable sections in these flaps, the fold lines extending from the flap hinge lines of the respective flaps to a point within the flaps and a slit being provided from that point in each flap to the outer edge of the flap to permit folding of the foldable flap sections.

Fiberboard flat with joined strengthened corners for setting up into an

A disposable container assembly which is especially useful for containing, shipping and dispensing liquids or semi-liquids in bulk. It comprises a knocked-down fiberboard container body and end structure which can be set up on a pallet into a substantially rigid multi-sided polygonal drum-like container for receiving a flexible plastic bag that is to be filled with the substance to be dispensed. The bag is provided with a dispensing spout that is locked in dispensing position in one side of the fiberboard container to hold the bag in position in the container during filling, with its outer end exposed and which has a diaphragm type seal at its inner end. For dispensing, normally this seal is ruptured by a special cooperating probe which is inserted through the exposed outer end of the spout to withdraw the contents of the bag but in other cases the bottom of the bag can be ruptured directly through an opening in the pallet. The drum-like fiberboard container is secured in an upright position to the pallet by a stabilizing system so that twisting or tilting on the pallet will not occur and undue distortion or bulging of the relatively flexible fiberboard walls of the container will not occur as a result of surging of the contents tending to surge during shipping and handling. A spacer and baffle is provided between the upper end of the closed filled bag and the upper end structure to prevent upward surging with resulting distortion. The entire arrangement is such that it permits stacking of several of these container assemblies.

Disposable container assembly for liquids or semi-liquids in bulk

A disposable container assembly which is especially useful for containing, shipping and dispensing liquids or semi-liquids in bulk. It comprises a knocked-down fiberboard container body and end structure which can be set up on a pallet into a substantially rigid multi-sided polygonal drum-like container for receiving a flexible plastic bag that is to be filled with the substance to be dispensed. The bag is provided with a dispensing spout that is locked in dispensing position in one side of the fiberboard container to hold the bag in position in the container during filling, with its outer end exposed and which has a diaphragm type seal at its inner end. For dispensing, normally this seal is ruptured by a special cooperating probe which is inserted through the exposed outer end of the spout to withdraw the contents of the bag but in other cases the bottom of the bag can be ruptured directly through an opening in the pallet. The drum-like fiberboard container is secured in an upright position to the pallet by a stabilizing system so that twisting or tilting on the pallet will not occur and undue distortion or bulging of the relatively flexible fiberboard walls of the container will not occur as a result of surging of the contents during shipping and handling. This arrangement also permits stacking of several of these container assemblies.

A drum-like container of fiberboard or similar material supplied in flat knocked-down form and adapted to be set up as a multi-sided receptacle of polygonal transverse cross-section. It is provided with a funnel-like dispensing bottom which is also supplied in knocked-down form and consists of two sections, namely, a peripheral support wall section and a material-directing section. The set-up support wall section within the receptacle will be of similar multi-sided arrangement to fit therein. The set-up material-directing section will be of funnel-like form and when resting on the support section within the receptacle will direct the receptacle.

Knocked-down drum-like fiberboard container for bulk material with

A container body of fiberboard or the like of rectangular form with a funnel-like dispensing bottom composed of a plurality of segmental insert sections, each of which is wedge shaped in both horizontal and vertical cross-sections to tightly wedge in place and direct material from the four upstanding sides of the container body to a central dispensing opening. To obtain adequate crush-resisting strength in the funnel-like bottom, a plurality of insert sections are disposed side-by-side along each of the upstanding sides of the container body.

Rectangular fiberboard container for bulk material with funnel-like

A drum-like container of fiberboard or similar material supplied in flat knocked-down form and adapted to be set up to serve as a shipping and dispensing container for bulk material. It is provided with a funnel-like dispensing bottom made up of fiberboard segmental wedge-shaped bottom insert sections which are supplied in flat knocked-down form and are adapted to be first set up and then positioned on the bottom of the container in a funnel-like arrangement with a central dispensing opening.

Drum-like fiberboard container for bulk material with funnel-like

A container of fiberboard or similar material which is supplied in flat knocked-down condition but when set up will be of multi-sided polygonal tubular form to give it increased stacking strength. A bottom flap arrangement includes at least two hinged flaps which, when folded with their inner free edges meeting, provide a form of the complete area and contour of the tubular container body being set up and will guide the side walls thereof into that size and contour as they are positioned around the remaining unhinged edges of such form flaps.

Knocked-down polygonal container with set-up contour-forming flaps

A corrugated container consisting mainly of a lower tray with upright peripheral flanges, upright liner tubes disposed side-by-side on the tray to form a pair of material-receiving chambers, and a surrounding outer shell or tube enclosing the liner tubes, the tubes being interlocked with the tray for maximum strength. A side-dispensing arrangement is provided which includes outwardly-displaceable tabs in the respective liner side walls, outer tube side wall, and flanges of the tray, whereby it is possible, when desired, to form a dispensing passage leading laterally from the lower ends of the material chambers.

Packing, shipping, and side-dispensing container for dense material

An end structure for a container body which is of tubular form and of multisided polygonal transverse cross section. It comprises a flat substantially disc-like end with attaching flanges hinged thereto and extending inwardly from the plane thereof, being in number equal to the sides of the body and substantially equal in lateral extent. The attaching flanges are hinged to the disc-like end by an arrangement which permits the end structure to be fitted into position within or exteriorly of the tubular container body and to be fastened in position by means of the attaching flanges.

Container end structure

A drum-like container of fiberboard or similar material supplied in flat knocked-down form and adapted to be set up to serve both as a shipping and dispensing container for bulk material which is provided with a bottom closure equipped with a frangible wall arrangement to permit opening readily for dispensing the container contents.

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Worthington, OH, United States of America

Thomas E Croley