Wireless Telephony Demonstration At Queen's Hall Melbourne
A large crowd in Federal Parliament House Melbourne witnesses E Fisk of Amalgamated Wireless Ltd demonstrate wireless telephony. The event links Parliament House with a private Melbourne residence via a microphone transmitter and aerial network, reproducing music and a human voice over long distance.
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Queen's Hall
Parlament House
Melbourne
Houe of Representatives
Amalgamater Wireless
Anatrolasia), Limited
Brighton
I. A. Hooke
Amalgamater
Wirelews, Ltd
Mr Hooke
Frei Towsa
Parliament House
Dven
Mina L. Walker
Australia
Nellie Melha
United Kingdom
Misa Walkir
E. Z. Fisk
Fisk
Thie
Aneh
Senate
House of Representatives
Bonest
Australis
Houwoe
Exposition on Hair Styles and Fashion Notes
A fashion column reviews hairdressing trends and dress fabrics for women, praising organza and voile fabrics while detailing styles, hats, and color choices. It contrasts youth and maturity in styling, notes public opinions on women’s fashion, and references a recent social event with decorative accents and attire.
Wireless demonstrations promise world links by telegraph
A Melbourne demonstration touts wireless telegraphy as enabling direct messages from England or France to Australia. Officials reveal high power stations in multiple countries have sent signals to Woobooonga station over two years, with a message even heard from Lyons and from New York.
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Australian
New Zealand
Tal Point
Woobooonga
England
France
America
Japan
Aid
Lyons
Enry Dot
Dash
Ani Dittinel
New York
Senatora
Melbourne
Vrance
Pentieman
Mesaiges
Witch Kinglow
Fronva
United States
Mears
Ant Vinan
Bon
Mayer
Brighton
Parson's Study Challenges British Appearing Fair Facade
Anthropologist Professor F G Parsons contends early humans in Britain were likely dark haired and dark eyed. He argues superanal glands shaped European skin, hair, and eye traits with Anglo-Saxons showing lighter features on average. British Isles shows less than half positively dark and only four percent with black hair and eyes.
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F. G. Parsons
British Isles
Profesor Parsons
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