Monday, Oct. 09, 1939
The Path of Progress
Inventions patented in recent weeks at the U. S. Patent Office include the following:
P:An inflated rubber bicycle seat.
P:An extensible rear bumper which a parking motorist can crank out like a bustle to a distance of several feet, to prevent another car from parking too close behind.
P:A motor-driven fan for removing foam from beer.
P:Shoe chains to prevent pedestrians from slipping on icy walks.
P:A self-propelled electric iron.
P:Breast cups to prevent nursing mothers from losing milk by seepage.
P:An automatic mirror-wiper for vanity cases.
P:A lip exerciser for players of wind instruments.
P:An ejector for removing butter from butter forks.
P:An electric diving suit which shocks attacking fish.
P:Ventilated shoe trees.
P:A portable toilet to be attached to the rear ends of urban dogs.
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