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Six years ago Mr. Woods sent me a list of his inventionspatented up to that time, and there were then about thirty of them, since which time he has added nearly as many more, including those whichhe perfected jointly with his brother Lyates. His inventions relateprincipally to electrical subjects, such as telegraphic and telephonicinstruments, electric railways and general systems of electricalcontrol, and include several patents on means for transmittingtelegraphic messages between moving trai...ns.
The records of the Patent Office show that for valuable considerationseveral of Mr. Woods' patents have been assigned to the foremostelectrical corporations of the world, such as the General ElectricCompany, of New York, and the American Bell Telephone Company, ofBoston. These records also show that he followed other lines of thoughtin the exercise of his inventive faculty, one of his other inventionsbeing an incubator, another a complicated and ingenious amusementdevice, another a steam-boiler furnace, and also a mechanical brake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Six years ago Mr. Woods sent me a list of his inventionspatented up to that time, and there were then about thirty of them, since which time he has added nearly as many more, including those whichhe perfected jointly with his brother Lyates. His inventions relateprincipally to electrical subjects, such as telegraphic and telephonicinstruments, electric railways and general systems of electricalcontrol, and include several patents on means for transmittingtelegraphic messages between moving trai...ns.
The records of the Patent Office show that for valuable considerationseveral of Mr. Woods' patents have been assigned to the foremostelectrical corporations of the world, such as the General ElectricCompany, of New York, and the American Bell Telephone Company, ofBoston. These records also show that he followed other lines of thoughtin the exercise of his inventive faculty, one of his other inventionsbeing an incubator, another a complicated and ingenious amusementdevice, another a steam-boiler furnace, and also a mechanical brake.
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