New American Homes open for public viewing in West Hills
Opening tomorrow for public inspection, the Bert S. Chewning home joins General Electric's 1936 New American Homes program. The design emphasizes indoor out planning, flexible spaces, integrated electrical and mechanical systems, with light focused illumination and basement options for heating and recreation.
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Bert S. Chewning
West Hills
General Electric Company
Canada
Chewning
Kennedy Plumbing Company
Lawrence
Exit the Garbage Can Kitchen Waste Unit feature
A new home electrical device, the Kitchen Waste Unit, grinds waste foods into a fine pulp and flushes it away as part of the sewage stream. Installed under a kitchen sink, it can attach to existing sinks or be bought with the General Electric dishwasher ensemble. It offers labor saving convenience and sanitation never before employed.
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General Electric Ishwasher Ensemble
West Hills
Living Electricity in the American Home
The feature describes modern electric appliances transforming household tasks. A light switch floods a room with brightness while electric machines wash, iron, and vacuum. Automatic furnaces heat, air conditioners cool, radios entertain, and kitchen servants handle food prep and dishwashing without water contact.
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Insurance Agency
W. 6Th St
General Electric
General Electric Refrigerator
Trower
Kennedy Plumbing & Electric Co
Mpany
New American” Home
Jj. T. Constant
Vermont
General
Lawrence, Kansas
Kansas Public Service Co