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Invented by Joseph Glidden. Purpose is to keep cattle (or humans) from progressing past the point of the fence.
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Invented by Alexander Graham Bell. Purpose is to provide long range communcation.
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Invented by Thomas Edison. Purpose is to provide a light source without the need of a lantern and oil.
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Invented by John Pemberton. Purpose is to provide a delicous, stimulating taste to anyone who consumes it.
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Invented by Carl Elsner. Its purpose is to provide a compact multi-use tool.
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Invented in 1894 by Hildebrand and Wolfmueller. The gas-powered motorcycle allows it's user increased manuverability that neither the horse nor automobile could offer.
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Invented by Guglielmo Marconi. Purpose is to provide entertainment to its user, and allow for news to be easily accessed without the need of a newspaper.
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Invented by John Harver Kellogg. Purpose is to provide a food source from stale wheat.
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Invented by the Wright Brothers. Its purpose is to allow its user to travel long distances in a short amount of time, without the need of a road.
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Invented by Thomas Edison. Purpose is to shock and kill anyone put into it. Used by the government for a death penalty.
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Invented by Charles Strite.
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Invented by Earle Dickson. Purpose is to provide cover to open wounds and offer disinfectant to wounds introduced via a cotton swab.
