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Surrounded by staff members, United State Line operating manager Thomas H. Rossbottom receives a message from the SS America in his office on Broadway, March 5, 1922. It was the first time that a radio telephone had been used by a United States Line vessel to make its noon report.
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A 1920's Art Deco clock to accompany your Caloric Gas Range, manufactured by the Lux Clock Company.
Electric Wonders
While Europeans in the 1920s dealt with frayed economies and political strife in the wake of World War I , Americans enjoyed a period of relative peace and prosperity along with an array of new electrical gadgets people didn’t even know they needed. October 22, 1927 cover by Julian de Miskey. In the column “About The House,” the New Yorker wryly warned “timid souls” about the new push-button…
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