How to succeed as an inventor; showing the wonderful possibilites in the field of invention; the dangers to be avoided; the inventions needed; how to perfect and develop new ideas to the money making stage (1909)
Smith, Goodwin Brooke, 1870- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, Inventors and investors corporation · leaf 26
H *K Landis, a Franklin county (Pa.) man, sold his Straw Stacker patents,it is said, for $50,000 cash,—practically all profit. This list, if complete, would fill volumes, but it would be a story with the same ending in each and every case. * * * A careful study of the reason why all the above… … REMIND US OF INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BROUGHT FAME AND WEALTH CHAPTER V. FIELD OF INVENTION If a man can write a better book, preach a better sermon, or make a bettermouse-trap than his neighbor, though he build his house in the woods, the world willmake a beaten pathway to his door.—Emerson.…
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