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Baseball Abner Doubleday
Baseball was invented in 1839 in New York. Baseball was first called "the bat-an-ball game." The first game was played in 1845. Alexander Cartwright pblished the rules that we play by now a days. -
Fax Machine Invented
On May 27, 1843, Alexander Bain filed a patent for his facsmile machine, which worked using a pendulum design coming from his electric clock designs. -
Telegraph
This inspiring invention called the telegraph invented by Samuel Morse greatly revolutionized the global communications system as well as technological advances. Also, this invention marked the unprecedented start of the telecommunications market as well as a new speedy communications system -
The Safety Match by Gustaf Erik Pasch
The safety match was originally created by Gustaf Erik Pasch and Jons Jacob Berzelius in 1844. Pasch was chemistry professor and inventor. Berzelius was also an inventor, in fact, he invented modern day chemical notation and discovered that red phosphorus could replace dangerous white phosphorus to make a safer match. However, he was unable to construct this invention until Pasch helped him out. Unfortunately, their invention was expensive and never caught on until it was later improved in 1855. -
The Sewing Machine
The Sewing Machine was invented by Isaac Singer. It was the first sewing machine invented using a foot pedal and the first successful commercial machine. At the beginning of the selling of the machines they were overpriced and unsuccessful. Over time Issac Singer came up with a household friendly machine that was easy to use, convienent, and inexpensive. This was a breathrough for Isaac. This happened in 1851 when his newly invented sewing machine was patented. -
L.O. Colvin invented Vacuum Milker
L.O. Colvin invented a Vacuum milker in 1860, even though the milker could cause problems to the cow's utter it increased milk production a lot. the Vacuum milker sold 1,500 machines in Europe for 5,000 dollars each. the diagram shows that there are 4 cups attached to each teat. the person turning the wheel would cause the suction thus making milk fall. it was very painful for he cow. -
Diseases of 1861
After the battle of bull Run, the sick and the wounded are being treated and this is when the disease stike the soldiers. -
The beliefs and not true
The soldiers were starting to get sick from the camps because it was not sanitary. They usually thought that the windows might help them recover from the diseases -
Using medication
Some of the medcation was really bad because they thought that whisky might help prevent the soldiers from getting the disease. -
invention of Toilet Paper
Scott Paper Company marketed the first rolls of toilet paper. The Company was founded in 1879 by brothers E. Irvin and Clarence Scott in Philadelphia and specialized in producing toilet paper. At first they purchased paper and tissue from outside suppliers and cut, rolled and packaged the paper. They converted large parent rolls of tissue into small rolls and stacked sheets and began to market the product through drug and variety stores under private label names. Then, in 1896, Irvin's son Arthu -
Invention of Toilet Paper
Before toilet paper was invented, Romans had to use sponges that were attached to the top of sticks. Also that many Americans used corncobs and paper from magazines or newspaper. A man name Joseph Gayetty solved this problem by inventing the first packaged toilet paper in 1857. Years later in 1880, Scott Paper Company updated the hard toilet paper that gave numerous people splinters.
