Cotohatien Epoon Mystery In Tower Of Landonda
A fragmentary item notes a legendary Cotohatien Epoon in the Tower Of Landonda and mentions a court case, a exploration claim, and a speculative search tied to a distant event. The piece references a supposed new Bielneh Melnth and public interest in dental care savings through March 15.
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Edison speaks on radio and recalls phonograph origin
Thomas A. Edison, on his New Jersey porch, recited Mary Had a Little Lamb into a microphone as WOR broadcast his voice worldwide. He explained how the phonograph record disc emerged from telegraph work and noted he would not take an airplane ride.
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Mary
New Jersey
Edison
Exison
Witte
Woolf
Henry
Eample
Esse
Pita
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Edison Celebration Reproduces Phonograph for Crowded Reception
A phonograph reproduction from the Madison laboratories was shown at a reception attended by about 250 people. Roses were given by a Bowton family daughter, while Edison received congratulatory letters from King Albert and other notable figures.
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Ho” Sala
Atunis
Mayes
Mdlaon Laboratories
Lefty Atwell
Bowton
Public Works Committee Examines Mail Handling Costs
A Sydney Public Works Committee inquiry reviewed extending mechanical mail handling at the GPO Sydney. Revised estimates rise from 41 000 to 71 000 pounds, with calls to justify the extra 30 000. Chief Engineer Fleming cites tender variance and labor costs as key factors.
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G.P.O
G.C
Hydney
Jamen Fleming
Department of Works and Railways
Melbourne
Public Works Committee
Makay Lilley
Mr. Fleming
Cost estimates and contractor remarks on work speed
The testimony discusses project costs, potential savings from mass production, and uncertainties in final pricing. It notes labour costs indexed to materials at about 60 percent, with estimates ranging from £70,000 to £74,000 and possibilities of higher figures depending on production speed and information from postal officials. The committee adjourned to 9.20 the next morning.
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Csas
Enquiry Hears Revised Cost For Potmaster Plant Project
Inspector A T Corbett outlined the revised estimate of 68 940 pounds versus 41 400 pounds original for the plant to handle peak mail volumes. He noted unprecedented Christmas mail growth, added sealing facilities, fool proof safes, and labour cost pressures affecting the Melbourne installation.
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Sydney
Tendtm
Hemar
Melhourne
Australia debated telephones and workshops in parliamentary inquiry
Evidence given by the Postmaster General described Australia’s need to manufacture few telephones locally and the rapid building of departments at Sydenham. The official noted no union dictation while protests arose against certain dismissals and wage levels for engineers and the Public Service Board set fixed wages.
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Austraia
Commonwealth
Australia
Uew Department
Sydenham
Nia
Public Service Board
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Enen
Dear Old Lady Help Aids Radio Man With Sore Throat
A Sydney radio announcer Mr Tasll Kirke of Station 20% suffered a severe throat during a stadium fight report. An elderly listener arrived at the station with a billy can and boiled seaweed remedy she claimed would cure his throat. Kirke tasted it and believed it dangerous though grateful, prompting calls for safer cures and more cautious broadcasting.
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Sydney
Ceran
Indy
Mr. Kirke
Austria
Broadcast to Australia Shows Early Empire Radio Links
The British Broadcasting Corporation notes progress toward global empire broadcasting with Sydney 2FC tests on 216 and 422 metres. England heard part of the Australia New Zealand program rebroadcast by the BBC, amid distortion. A British reading on October 1 and an overseas Italian relay on 2BL are also mentioned.
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Great Britain
Hardie
Sydney
King Tan
2FC
Australia
New Zealand
England
H Broadcasting Corporation
United Kingdom
Worlwide
Beutah Broadenastine Corportion
Firitnin
Pay Allsop
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Bydmey
IML
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Ben
Radio Program Lineup From Sydney Broadcasters For Week
Principal items of programs across Sydney stations 2FC 102MET..., listing dates from Oct 24 to Nov 4. Highlights include Farmers musical comedy Castles in the Air at 8 30 pm, Arthur Appleby Bennett concert, State Military Band performances, Tros bill Puaece, Beuther Kin naird contralto, and Broadcasters Musical Comedy.
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Farmers
Getober
Rhehed
Burmby
Stephenus Presta Trim
Mumiy Dom
Soo Jem
aArthur Appleby
Bennett
Moelhourn
Cup
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Ak Litimiine
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Ryan
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Handwick Prene Oyterian
Aim
North Sydney ‘Tramway
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Faturday
Luga
Rae Presbyterian
Waverley
the Baptist
Mr Syd Jackson to Lecture Across Australia in Causeway Hall
MP Mr Syd Jackson will give an illustrated talk titled Across Australia in Causeway Hall on November 12. Proceeds go to the Telopea Park District School Library.
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