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by blind360 on July 7th, 2006
Dr. Schuyler Wheeler
by Joe-Speedy on July 7th, 2006
From Wikepedia
"When Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla introduced electrical power in the late 1800s and early 1900s for the public, the personal electrical fan was introduced. Between 1882 and 1886, Dr. Schuyler Skaats Wheeler developed the two-bladed desk fan, a type of personal electric fan. It was commercially marketed by the American firm Crocker & Curtis. In 1882, Philip H. Diehl introduced the electric ceiling fan. Diehl is considered the father of the modern electric fan. In the late 1800s, electric fans were used only in commercial establishments or in well-to-do households."
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dont forget to include a credible source! :)
by davoomac on July 7th, 2006
davo, I work alone! That's my line! Only I have the privilege to tell others to cite their sources! BURP!
by Answers101 on July 8th, 2006