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It was made by Hubert Booth, it sucked in the dust instead of just blowing it away like other machine. But the thing is that it was too big and had to be park outside the house

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In 1902, Morris Mitchtom and Margarete Steiff invented the cuddly toy bears. They based on the event when the American president Theodore Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot a defenseless bear cub to make the toys, so it was called "Teddy's Bear".

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It is invented by Alva Fisher, an American engineer in 1907. At that time, women spent many hours washing their family's clothes ALL BY HAND, so the first washing machine was invented. It had a drum that turned back and forth to tumble clothes clean. The motor is bolted onto the outside of the machine. Although it wasn't very safe, it saved women from many hours of work.

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Invented in 1923 by Frank Epperson. He was an American salesman. The legend is that Epp invented the ice pop by accident in 1905, when he was a boy, by leaving a drink with stirrer in it out on a cold night.

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Bubble gum was made by Walter Diemer in 1928

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It is invented by Percy Shaw, he was borned in April 15, 1890 and died in September 1, 1976. The cat's eye design originated in the UK in 1934 and is used all over the world. Now, cats eyes are set to be replaced on Britain's roads by new solar powered LED lights.