The 1920s saw homes fill with new appliances, entertainment flourish, and credit systems expand, shaping modern consumer culture.
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As electricity spread, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, and refrigerators made daily life easier for millions.
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Replacing the old icebox, refrigerators kept food fresh longer, reducing waste and transforming kitchens forever.
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Radios became a centerpiece of entertainment, bringing music, news, and drama into homes like never before.
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The 1920s saw the rise of modern advertising, with catchy slogans, celebrity endorsements, and radio commercials.
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Installment buying allowed people to purchase expensive items with small payments, fueling the consumer boom.
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With more cars on the road, the first automatic traffic lights made driving safer and cities more efficient.
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A caring husband’s invention for his wife’s kitchen cuts led to one of the world’s most essential medical supplies.
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From bulky, heavy devices to handheld convenience, the 1920s saw hair dryers transform personal grooming.
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The 1920s introduced portable 78 rpm record players, bringing music into homes and social gatherings.
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Electric stoves, better storage, and innovative appliances redefined the way meals were prepared in the 1920s.
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Many of these innovations still impact our lives today, proving that the Roaring Twenties shaped the modern world.
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