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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
5
The article extols electric home devices from ranges and ovens to washing machines and vacuum cleaners. It highlights how electricity saves labor through adjustable heat controls, cleanliness, and efficiency, touting irons, percolators, toasters, and massaging vibrators as modern conveniences for busy households.
A new wave of wireless controlled craft features airships and submarines. Australian inventor A Roberts showcased the promising demonstrations at Dagenham in Eastx, highlighting rapid progress in telegraphic control technology.
The article asks readers how far dry batteries, mainly zinc oxide and ammoniac paste cells, have advanced in lifting an iron mass equal to their own volume. It notes past experiments lifting nearly one volume of iron and invites reports on current lifting duration and strength.
A Massachusetts inventor introduces a grip for electric light cords that can be attached any time and by any person. The device uses a spindle with two spring gripping ends and allows easy take-up of slack to adjust lamp height over desks or tables.
The article notes successful use of electric heat in cancer treatment and describes a novel electric sign with separate letters on wheels that runs around a building like a model train. It also mentions Australia New Zealand plans to link Pacific islands by hydroelectric power and interest in electrifying state divisions. A German inventor is noted as having designed something unspecified.
A fragment notes electric sekes near Mateo 8 Sen with unclear details. No clear event or entities other than locations and vague actions are identifiable. Further readable text needed for a precise summary.
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