Electric man of Lowell described as a walking automaton
A feature on George R. Moore of Lowell Manitoba who built an electric man that appears to walk naturally and push a perambulator. The device uses a high power battery, a chair and ornate fittings, with Moore aiming to make town life polite and capable of hat tipping to fares amid a tall, fashionable presentation.
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