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Wappler Electro-Medical Shock Therapy Machine (c. 1890) On Display:Wappler Electro-Medical Shock Therapy Machine was Texas Instruments’ highly successfulWappler Electro Medical Shock Therapy Machine The Wappler Electro Medical Machine, appearing around 1890, was a classic example of the Victorian era obsession with "medical electricity." Housed in a polished wooden box, this portable gadget used a basic battery to generate high voltage, tingling electrical shocks. Patients would hold brass handles or press specialized glass tubes against their skin to feel the current. At the time, the public viewed