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news birthdays/events have our vehicles gotten too big? word of the day news life hacks game: is ashley smarter than a 5th grader weird thing your parents wouldn't let you do news do you buy clothes that last? or just the cheap-y whatever clothes game: mindtrap feel good story of the day news keep these items off your kitchen counter game: I should have known that goodbye/fun facts....national safety pin day. In April 1849, Walter Hunt, born in 1796, invented the safety pin to pay a debt of $15 to a friend. Walter Hunt was an American mechanic. Unfortunately, Hunt did not get any real cash or fame from his invention so he sold the patent to “W. R. Grace and Company” for $400. He paid his friend back with that money and pocketed the remaining $385. Hunt made the safety pin to improve the ‘dress pin’ and prevent injuries to fingers and other parts of the body. It said that he made the safety pin with a brass wire of about 8 inches in length. The basic design invented by Walter Hunt in 1849 is still used today.

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Manage episode 411875712 series 3558018
Content provided by Michael Raffety and Brad Show. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Michael Raffety and Brad Show or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

news birthdays/events have our vehicles gotten too big? word of the day news life hacks game: is ashley smarter than a 5th grader weird thing your parents wouldn't let you do news do you buy clothes that last? or just the cheap-y whatever clothes game: mindtrap feel good story of the day news keep these items off your kitchen counter game: I should have known that goodbye/fun facts....national safety pin day. In April 1849, Walter Hunt, born in 1796, invented the safety pin to pay a debt of $15 to a friend. Walter Hunt was an American mechanic. Unfortunately, Hunt did not get any real cash or fame from his invention so he sold the patent to “W. R. Grace and Company” for $400. He paid his friend back with that money and pocketed the remaining $385. Hunt made the safety pin to improve the ‘dress pin’ and prevent injuries to fingers and other parts of the body. It said that he made the safety pin with a brass wire of about 8 inches in length. The basic design invented by Walter Hunt in 1849 is still used today.

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