White, John Thomas
unknown · Contribution: 1896
Household & Domestic Inventions
Improved lemon squeezer: a three-part (press, strainer, receptacle) hinged device that extracts juice while separating seeds and pulp and catching the juice
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Quick facts
- Active since
- 1896
- Category
- Household & Domestic Inventions
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White designed an efficient, easy-to-clean lemon squeezer that separated juice from seeds and pulp in one motion, suited to both home and commercial use.
Sources
- USPTO / Google Patents (US 572,849), primary source. [Note: White is genuinely obscure, with no independent institutional biography located, retained honestly as a single strong primary-source entry.]
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