Wireless secrecy by latest French invention described
In Paris a new wireless system is touted as a method to conceal messages by a rotating disk mechanism. The device translates key presses into a Morse-like code via disks, enabling continuous transmission to mislead interceptors. Inventor Belin plans to adapt it for news, music, and other broadcasts, aiming to keep communications secret and extend wireless telephony.
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Mind and Body Partnership Promoted by Marian Hale
The article highlights a partnership between mind and body as essential to welfare. Theodore Parson discusses a book on the body mind link and urges scientific exercise to improve efficiency and health. Mrs Parsons plans a school to teach movements and the mental influence on the body.
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Women of Thirties Most Beautiful Say Critics
A vintage advertorial claims beauty fades after thirty, praising Tanlac as a cure for stomach troubles and rheumatic pains. It touts testimonials from women who regain vigor and weight, asserting Tanlac improves digestion, energy, and facial color, while urging readers to buy the product today.
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England never relies on the Gulf Stream says expert
The article quotes fr Danvis a hydrologist stating the Gulf Stream does not control Britain’s climate or Atlantic coast conditions. He argues Arctic winters and coastal effects arise from local currents and broader ocean mixing rather than the Gulf Stream’s reach.
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Canada hopes for bumper wheat crop this year
Ottawa reports a bumper wheat crop with 000,090 bushels ground into meal and bread could feed wide populations, including children, in the United States and England for extended periods. Canadian Agriculture data estimate crop value around 234,000, with a potential rise of about 104,000 over prior figures.
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Stricter Film Censorship Debated in Osaka
Report from Osaka says authorities plan tighter censorship on American and Japanese films. Proposed rules target immoral content and scenes of lovemaking, affecting exhibition across ports and theaters with mixed programs of American and Japanese films under new standards.
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Japan Lays Groundwork for Radio Broadcasting Expansion
Japan trials radio broadcasting with plans to establish a national network. The Ministry of Communications eases foreign influence limits and aims to install twelve radio sets in major cities by January 1, ending with Osaka as the first new station hub for a broader empire network.
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