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What odd invention is this? This odd invention was created by Herman W. Weiss from Monroe, Michigan in 1920. In his own words, “the primary object of the invention is to provide an improved device for receiving memorandums adapted to be detachably fastened to the wrist of the user so that notes can be quickly written thereon or read therefrom, and which will effectively prevent the user from forgetting certain things that are necessary to be accomplished during the day”. He called it a "Wrist Tablet." A noted feature of this particular wrist tablet is, “an improved hinged protecting cover for the tablet, which will protect the matter written thereon from becoming blurred or obliterated.” The patent was approved in 1922. #history #shorts Produced and Edited by Charlie Engelman Produced and Researched by Dr. James Nadel
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