Lexicographical Neighbors of Telesemes
Literary usage of Telesemes
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Memories and Thoughts by Frederic Harrison (1906)
"is one perpetual whirl of telephones, telesemes, phonographs, electric bells,
motors, lifts, and automatic instruments. To me such a life would not be worth ..."
2. Argonaut Letters by Jerome Alfred Hart (1900)
"... there is hot water night and day; the plumbing is modern; there are mail
chutes, telephones, and telesemes; they are well ventilated; there are numerous ..."
3. Flying Visits to the City of Mexico and the Pacific Coast by L. Eaton Smith (1903)
"It is fitted with every modern convenience, including telesemes or indicators in
every room, so that almost any conceivable wish can be made known simply by ..."
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