Futurist from 1901 Describes The World of 2001 // 'Ladies Home Journal' (1901) // Primary Source
August 22, 2020
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In 1901 the 'Ladies Home Journal' published an article describing the advances predicted to happen in the next hundred years. Flying ships, x-rays, enormous strawberries - the success rate is surprisingly high.
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