Abstract: A method for producing a foam-formed multilayered substrate that includes producing an aqueous-based foam including at least 3% by weight non-straight synthetic binder fibers, wherein the non-straight synthetic binder fibers have an average length greater than 2 mm; forming together a wet sheet layer from the aqueous-based foam and a cellulosic fiber layer, wherein the cellulosic fiber layer includes at least 60 percent by weight cellulosic fibers; and drying the combined layers to obtain the foam-formed multilayer substrate. A multilayered substrate includes a first layer including at least 60 percent by weight non-straight synthetic binder fibers having an average length greater than 2 mm; and a second layer including at least 60 percent by weight cellulosic fiber, wherein the first layer is in a facing relationship with the second layer, and wherein the multilayered substrate has a wet/dry tensile ratio of at least 60%.

Abstract: A deadbolt-type doorlock particularly useful for public buildings such as schools which enables the locked or unlocked condition of the lock to be visually displayed and also enables locking of the slide bolt in either its door locking or door unlocking position. The deadbolt lock includes a lock housing having a movable bolt assembly therein. A blade is fastened to the bolt and forms a hole which aligns with one of two bores through the lock housing when the bolt is in the door locking and door unlocking positions. A conventional padlock assembly of the type having a separate locking loop is used which passes through both of the lock housing bores. Indicia on the padlock assembly lock housing can be provided on its two major face surfaces to designate the state of the lock.

Abstract: A telephone accessory for use by hearing impaired individuals wearing hearing aids which enables a conventional telephone to be used without causing annoying feedback. The telephone accessories include a deeply-dished ear horn portion which reduces feedback problems since the sound reflective surfaces of the ear horn are displaced some distance from the hearing aid microphone. Various embodiments of this invention are described including alternate means for retaining the device attached to a telephone handset, and several embodiments disclosing means for varying the depth of the ear horn cup to suit an individual user.