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Famous Inventions

Some of the most famous inventions of all time are so prominent in modern life that we dont even think of them as inventions anymore.However, all of these great commodities started off asnew innovations at one point. If it werent for Dr. John Pembert, Coca-cola may never have been enjoyed by masses of people. If not for these inventions, Americans way of life as we know it may not exist.

How Have Famous Inventions Helped Shape Americans Lives?

Severalnotable inventions have helped Americans not only in their everyday tasks, but have also helped them get to where they are today. Did you know that glue was once a mere dream and an idea? The first glue patent wasnt issued in Britain until 1750. In 1850, Joel Houghton invented a machine whose hand-turned wheel splashed water on dishes. It later became known as the dishwasher.

Famous Inventions May Not Only Be Everyday Words, But Everyday Tools

It may not be one of the famous inventions automatically recalled, butthe term cheeseburger was actually made up and trademarked by Louis Ballast in 1935 in Denver, Colorado. There have also been a whopping 185 patents issued for coffee grinders and 500 patents issued for apple peelers.

Several Famous Inventions Can BeAttributed To Womens Intuition

Austrian actress Hedy Lemarr foiled the German Nazi attempts to intercept American plans during World War II withan invention that saved many American lives. By manipulating radio frequencies at irregular intervals, Lemarr invented an unbreakable code to prevent the enemy from intercepting classified messages. Another famous invention came from Nesmith Graham, who invented the white tempera paint that we know today as corrective fluid.

Some Famous Inventions Didnt Make Money For Their Famous Inventors

Some of Thomas Edisons famous inventions were actually considered failures. In 1899, Edisoncame up with using cement to build cabinets for everything from phonographs to pianos. His idea wasnt well received as people considered it too expensive. His invention was later used to build Yankee Stadium.

Creative IdeasHelped Sell Famous Inventions

Manyinventors arent often remembered today, but their famous inventions still live on. For instance, author Robert Heinlein invented the waterbed. Sir Henry Cole helped us remember the holidays by inventing the Christmas card. Sam Born invented a lollipop-making machine and Nils Bohlin invented the three-point seat belt. It would be difficult to imagine life without these simple pleasures.