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Afflictor.com · Old Print Article: “Sound-Guided Televox Brings Car From Garage To Door,” Brooklyn Daily Eagle (1927)
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The Digital Research Library of Illinois History Journal™: Herbert Televox, the Mechanical Man, Chicago, Illinois
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