Cliff Dwellers Record in Santa Ve River Cliffs
Dr. Cole documents a vast pueblo atop the Santa Ve river cliffs near Eapanols. The mesa fortress holds a watch tower and communal dwellings, with rooms up to four stories, housing up to 640 people. He notes quake damage, relic looting, and urges university-led systematic excavation.
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Arte Ford
Electricity From Wheat and The Twenty Century Power Vision
A 19th century forward look predicts electricity from wheat and tides will transform home life. Direct current generation could light houses power fans and sewing machines, run elevators and deliver safe, wireless energy to all rooms. By predicting widespread electric utilities, the piece expects a future of wired or wireless lighted dwellings.
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United States
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Electric power transforms everyday life in the 20th century
The Chicago Times-Herald outlines a future where electricity pervades industry and home use. It describes electric processes for refining materials, medical applications, street lighting, railway illumination, and kitchen appliances. The piece envisions a coalless, smokeless household powered by external current.
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