Patent for an improvement on sash locks or fasteners for a window frame to allow two sashes to be controlled by one sash.

Patent for an apparatus for extracting honey. Illustration included.

Patent for a cattle guard. "This invention is a cattle guard having transverse drainage conduits with overhanging plates and so proportioned that the foot of an animal will be projected into the conduit" (lines 13-17). Illustration included.

Patent for creating brick, tile and other material using hydraulic cement and magnesian lime-stone.

Patent for a new and improved thermometer. This design has "[u]pon the body of the instrument a scale, preferably equivalent to the centigrade . . . in which the zero-sign is placed at the normal temperature of the body, each degree being divided into five or ten parts according to the size of the instrument and reading supernormal and subnormal degrees" (lines 20-26).

Patent for a wireless telephone system that does not require the user to flip a switch in between receiving and sending a message.

Patent for a new turnstile design for use in train cars, "especially adapted for use in so called " pay-as-you-enter " cars." (lines 11-12) including instructions and illustrations.

Patent for swing suspension for trucks to absorb shocks sustained by the chassis.

Patent for "an improved lock washer especially adapted for locking nuts" (lines 10-11) that was designed to "be interposed between the nut and a member to be clamped by the nut" (lines 14-16).

Patent for a tube expander for setting boiler tubes in the holes in the tube-sheet, which provides simplicity and improvement of its construction.

Patent for a new way to operate and lock jail doors "whereby each and every door in the system can be locked, unlocked and operated altogether, or any one, two or more doors can be locked, unlocked and operated without disturbing the other doors of the system" (lines 11-16), including illustrations.

Patent for a machine for making mattresses with compressed lint-cotton inserted into a tick.

Patent for a new and useful wheel, including instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a lawn-trimming machine designed to trim the edges of lawns or other grass plots. Illustrations included.

Patent for a lock for toy banks. Illustrations included.

Patent for improved mechanism of well-boring machine in which it “composed of as few parts as possible, which will effectively grip and rotate a drill-rod or pipe containing coupling and reducing - nipples, or composed of length or sections of varying diameters without impeding the end movement or deranging the central position of said drill-rod or pipe, and without delaying the progress of the machine, to adjust or change any part or parts thereof, also to improve the means for gripping the drill-rod or pipe and to eliminate the tendency to split or longitudinally furrow the latter, which would render the same liable to open and twist off when subject to high pressure during the progress of boring.” (Lines 20-34) Illustration is included.

Patent for "a new and useful improvement in the manner of fastening bags and attaching labels or shipping directions" (lines 4-7) including illustrations.

Patent filed by Joseph O. Luthy, a citizen of the Republic of Switzerland, residing in the city of San Antonio, concerning new and useful improvements in placates for secondary batteries. Figures page 1. Description of patent begins page 2.

Patent for a machine for making tortillas "easily, conveniently and rapidly" (lines 13-14), including illustrations.

Patent for a nut lock for railroad tracks, which will prevent rail bolts from unscrewing.

Patent for a tool "for truing and dressing the commutators of dynamo motors... especially designed for truing and dressing the commutators of motors employed for propelling cars" (lines 9-14).

Patent for improved spring activated trace fastener.

Patent for a staple-setter that can be more efficiently utilized for paper board boxes, specifically boxes that are used by florists.

Patent for a spark gap muffler that muffles the sound of a spark jumping a gap between wires in wireless telephone and telegraph systems.