Patent for a combined crutch and chair.

Patent for a churn dasher, which churns cream better and faster.

Patent for a bale band tie. Illustration included.

Design for a post with hexagonally woven or meshed wire structure of tubular or cellular form.

Patent for a power baling press.

Patent for a bench dog for holding boards while they are being cut.

Patent for a catamenial bandage, which fits itself to the wearer and does not show underneath clothing.

Patent for a bottle. Illustration included.

Patent for a cultivator tooth adjuster that can be set to different angles.

Patent for a back band buckle which tightens when it is pulled on.

Patent for a cross arm. Illustration included.

Patent for a churn with an automatic turning mechanism.

Patent for an improvement of car coupling design so as to be automatic so that it can couple and uncouple without needing a person to move from car to car that can be used alongside pin and link couplings (lines 11-16).

Patent for a simple cotton press that is adapted to be run from the same source of power as the gin so that the plunger operates automatically (lines 12-16).

Patent for improvements to railroad car couplings granted to Conrad H. Carpenter. Improvements simplify the coupling construction and allow the cars to be couples automatically.

Patent for a new barrel truck or wheeled dolly design for moving barrels or boxes more easily, including illustrations.

Patent for improvements in the construction and design of cotton-choppers.

Patent for a new and improved bedstead attachment. This design consists in "[t]he combination, with the side rails and head and foot boards, of the plates having angular projections provided with wedge-shaped grooves and small inclined recesses at their upper parts, and the plates having the tapering wedge-shaped projections provided with the lugs integrally formed with their upper portions and adapted to engage the recesses, whereby when the projecting engaging portions of the plates . . . wear and become loose they are prevented from disjointure by the engagement of the lugs" (lines 83-94).

Patent for chucks that secure pipes, preventing movement when being cut or threaded, including illustrations.

The invention relates to a novel approach to containing and removing toxic waste from a subsurface environment. More specifically the present invention relates to a system for containing and removing volatile toxic chemicals from a subsurface environment using differences in surface and subsurface pressures. The present embodiment generally comprises a deep well, a horizontal tube, at least one injection well, at least one extraction well and a means for containing the waste within the waste zone (in-situ barrier). During operation the deep well air at the bottom of well (which is at a high pressure relative to the land surface as well as relative to the air in the contaminated soil) flows upward through the deep well (or deep well tube). This stream of deep well air is directed into the horizontal tube, down through the injection tube(s) (injection well(s)) and into the contaminate plume where it enhances volatization and/or removal of the contaminants.

Patent for an improvement upon a prior patent for a rolling drill cutter. The drill bit is designed with several rotating saw like structures which assist in the drilling process.

Patent for an economic and palatable food compound or ingredient called "rice cream" for use in preparing pastries, ices, confectionery, sauces, puddings, and dressings; similar to malted milk and gelatin.

Patent for a convertible automobile body with front seats that can be adjustable horizontally to connect with the rear seats and form a bed.

Patent for a shoemaker's tool that allows the heel or lift to be easily removed without damaging the other parts of the shoe, with illustrations and instructions. Constructed so that heels of any size or shape can be removed without making adjustments to the tool.