Patent for a headlight for a vehicle that is able to direct the light towards both sides of the road rather than only straight ahead.

Patent for a cotton chopper that can either be used independently or as an attachment to cultivators.

Patent for a rolling window screen that coils into a protective box and in which the sash is locked in the frame against the tension of the spring roller. Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a gas generating system that can actuate any ordinary gasoline engine and will allow the gas to be compressed before entering the engine cylinders. Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a horse collar with a sweat pad that will not ball up and will help strengthen and reinforce the collar.

Patent for a liquid hydrocarbon burner used to vaporize liquid hydrocarbons (e.g., kerosene, crude oil) for use in heating and cooking.

Patent for an improved moving picture machine, or film projector, including instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a piano pedal attachment that will attach easily and keep mice and vermin from entering the piano opening. Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a plow with three wheels designed for cotton and corn fields.

Patent for a privy or toilet seat that is cheaper to manufacture and can be applied without extra tools.

Patent for a seed hopper adapted to receive seed or cotton and control their distribution. Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a winding drum that will prevent the overlap of the coils during winding, including instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a machine that adds numbers together using "key actuated accumulating wheels" to reach the desired sum, including illustrations.

Patent for Transmitting Telegraph Relay and it uses.

Patent for a rotary well drilling stem clamp which reduces wear on the machine and can be used with different size drill stems.

Patent for a pin box fastener, which holds the tape inside the box while allowing the pins to be withdrawn.

Patent for a truck that is designed to make the transportation of bricks easier as well as the transportation of other materials.

Patent for a head holder attachment for type writers. This invention is for the purpose to make a removable attachment that holds prearranged headings.

Patent for "a perpetual calendar embodying such a construction that the movement of a finger device will turn wheels, so as to successively display the names of the days of the week, the numbers of the days of the months, and the names of the months, the mechanism being such that the name of a month will be displayed until the numbers of all its days have been displayed, when the name of the succeeding month will be displayed, and so on." (Lines 13-22) Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a churn with a "perforated dasher and a hollow or tubular dasher-shaft, through which the air passes into the churn-cylinder during the process of churning" (lines 14-17). The churn has a foot-rest and a false-bottom, and is meant to improve on simple and inexpensive churns.

Patent for a door-bell joined with a tray or card-receiver, which is installed in a door. "When pulled out it will bring said tray outside the door to receive a card, letter, or package or any mail-matter, and when released will carry it inside the door again" (lines 11-15). The bell goes off when the tray, which has a toothed edge that engages the bell-hammer, is released.

Patent for "a moldboard adapted to any plow constructed of a series of spring-loops, sundry of which are movable at the top and sundry others having movement at the bottom of the board, the moveable loops being kept in motion by the earth passing over the board, whereby portions of the board are rendered vibratory and the earth is effectually prevented from clinging thereto" (lines 8-17).

Patent for a tool for cleaning out internally-threaded apertures. This removes rust and dirt from screw-threads without damaging the threads, and is much less destructive than acid baths, heat, and screw-taps.

Patent for improvements in baling-presses by “simplify and strengthen the frame and operating parts, to secure a better distribution of the strains between the operating parts and the frame, and to increase the speed at which the press may be operated by permitting the platen to rise and fall to a limited extent independent of the power mechanism, so that after the loose fiber is introduced the platen may be dropped instantly a portion of the distance to effect a partial compression of the charge by its weight before bringing the power mechanism into play.” (Lines 17-29) Illustration is included.