General Electric Company's Home Electrical in Manufacturer's Palace. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915

Note On verso: A simple, modern home equipped with every practical electrical convenience. Each room is properly lighted by Mazda lamps. Electricity also heats and cools the house, cooks the food, cleans the rugs, washes the dishes cleans, scours and polishes does all the laundry work, pumps the water, makes the ice and freezes the cream, runs the sewing machine, plays the piano, drives the workshop and dairy machinery, charges the electric automobile and performs many other useful tasks. Most of these electrical conveniences are inexpensive and cost no more to perate than an electric iron. A General Electric Company.