ODD MASSAGING MACHINE USES JIGGLING FRAME (May, 1936)

ODD MASSAGING MACHINE USES JIGGLING FRAME

Intended to remove surplus weight and to stimulate circulation, a strange motor-driven massaging machine has been devised by a Tulsa, Okla., woman. The subject stands erect within a cagelike frame of iron, and from six to eight rollers resembling large coil springs are fastened about her. When an operator throws a switch, an electric motor imparts a reciprocating motion to the frame, which oscillates vertically, and rollers apply a massage that varies with their adjustment.

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