Abstract: It is now generally accepted by the medical profession and by all informed mothers, that the natural breast-feeding of infants imparts many benefits, both physical and psychological, in infancy and thereafter, to the infant, the present invention provides uncomplicated and efficient means for all mothers, or wet nurses, to do so in all places, public or private, without embarrassment or attracting unnecessary attention, this invention consists of an apron-like device which is attached around the neck of the mother by strap means and is divided into three sections, the top section having an open screened aperture therein for viewing the infant while nursing, on each side of the top section a pocket is provided which holds a cloth for cleaning in case the nursing infant regurgitates while in burping process, the second section of this device is filled with soft material held in place by quilting and forms a sleeve to hold the arm of the mother while nursing, a pocket is provided on each side of the sleeve for t

Abstract: This invention is a novel and intriguing game, which may be played by from two to eight players. The game consists of a distinctive gameboard, having disposed thereon 25 contiguously connected squares, color-coded, 8 preferably pink, 8 preferably green and 9 preferably yellow, each square bearing playing indicia thereon; 27 stylized cards called "Open House Cards", numbered from 1 to 25 and two cards marked "Wild Cards"; three decks, or 156, conventional playing cards are also used in the game and 75 color-coded markers, 25 preferably red, 25 preferably blue and 25 preferably white are provided, to mark the capture of the squares during the game. The game is played according to specific rules of play, which form an integral part of the invention.

Abstract: This invention provides automatic mechanical means for lifting fish and other products from the water, boat or other container to a truck, vat or other receptacle.

Abstract: This invention is a unique mechanical combination devised to effect the rapid and efficient removal and replacement of the upper nut on the stem of the front shock-absorbers used in motor-vehicles. A round member, having a squared top, is scored in two places on the circumference thereof, which scores are adapted to receive and hold two snap-rings. The bottom part of the round member is relatively larger in exterior diameter than the body thereof and is interiorly oblongularly hollowed to fit over and to hold the stem of the shock-absorber. The round member with one snap-ring attached is adapted to be placed inside of and to move up and down in, a hollow cylindrical member for a distance governed by the position of the other snap-ring. The hollow cylindrical member has an exteriorly hexagonal hollow top section, the interior diameter of which is fractionally larger than the exterior diameter of the body of the round member and which holds the round member in movable working positions.