Mechanical ear aid translates sound to nerve signals at Cornell
A mechanical ear device developed with help from Cornell researchers and Dr Bedell translates sound vibrations into nerve impulses. The contraption uses a chain of bones or equivalents and transmits signals through a tube to the ear area or teeth, allowing detection of frequencies across the audible range. It aims at aiding the deaf, with potential applications for phonographs and radios.
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Associated Press
Uhaca
Cornell University
Fiprd
Denar
Bedell
Ange
Eo Sieur
de. Bedell
Hearing Aids Restore Silence for Some U S Residents
The report notes that certain hearing impaired individuals in the United States regained the ability to hear after treatment or aid. Some who had not heard sounds for years could distinguish them again. The piece highlights health advances and personal stories of renewed hearing.
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United States
South Dakota State Band to Broadcast at Dakota Relays
The 11 piece South Dakota State College military band will broadcast on KSOO from 11:00 to 11:45 Saturday morning during the Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls. About forty five musicians will perform, with an afternoon street parade and a concert at East Side Ball Park, part of a longstanding relay highlight.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Len
KSOO
Carl Christensen
East Side
Ball Park
Women Men Split In Card Tourney In Watertown Games
Dope scattered in all directions as Watertown hosts a card tourney with women winning pinochie and men prevailing in other events. Results surprised sponsors after a week of play.
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Watertown
P T A Elects Officers for Upcoming Year
In Virg, on May 5, a special meeting of the P T A elected officers for the ensuing year. President is Mrs. F C Cam, vice president Mrs Clarence Rogers, secretary treasurer Mrs J L Halbur, and pro cam committee chair Mrs C N Williams.
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Virgil
F. C. Cam
Clarence Rogers
J. L. Halbur
Procam
C. N. Willams
Networks lean on humor in new NBC broadcasts
New York May 5. Cliff Edwards the Ukulele Ike gains a grace on WEAF NBC starting May 17. Blossom Seely Benny Fields close deals to send songs and comedy over NBC. Listings include Pursell Hordoni Vallee Sherlock Holmes Reser Orchestras Barlow and Pickens sisters Earl Hines and more across WEAF NBC WABC WJZ.
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C. E. Butiefield
Central Standard
New York
Cliff Edwards
Ike
Weaf-Nbc
Blossom Seely
Benny Fields
NBC
WEAF
June Pursell
Irene Hordoni
Rudy Vallee
Harry Reser
WABC
CBS
Sylvia Froos
Kate Smith
Boswell
Howard Barlow
WJZ
NBC— Fi
Hacket Lee
the Boyfriends
Pickens
Earl Hines
April Showers Bring Rain Totals for Raymond Area
The Raymond area recorded 1.14 inches of rain for April. In the last week .71 inch fell with .09 inches statewide early Monday morning.
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Raymond
Recovery Reported For Mrs Elta Bawdon
Highmore special to the Sun May 5 Mrs Elta Bawdon who submitted to an operation is reported to be making satisfactory recovery. Pupils of Virgil high school planted 25 trees on Arbor day.
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Highmore
Elta Bawdon
Virgil
Virgil High School
91 Year Old S F Pioneer Is Taken
Sioux Falls resident John Kempel aged 91, a longtime pioneer who witnessed the city’s growth from village to regional metropolis, died yesterday in a local hospital. Survived by his widow two daughters and four sons, including Ed of Mitchell.
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Sioux Falls
John Kempel
Dakotas
Ed of
Mitchel
Raymond Names Teachers for 1932-33 Faculty
The Raymond school elected its entire 1932-33 staff of teachers two new members joined the faculty. Teachers received a salary reduction.
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Raymond
Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
An advert promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss aid promising fat reduction and boosted energy. It recommends taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast for four weeks, cutting pastry and fatty foods, and weighing yourself for progress. The ad cites a money back guarantee and retail availability at Longstaff Drug Co. and drug stores worldwide.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News Notes
The item recalls residents like W. L. Notestein departing for Artesian and Harlan Whisman returning from a track meet. Martha Davis hosted 16 college guests for a Wednesday evening party, Dr. F. B. McGarvey left for Minneapolis on business, Mrs. Guy Pool and children visited from Huron, George W. Egan traveled from Sioux Falls via Huron, and Judge A. E. Taylor spoke to college students on constitutional theories. J. H. Kemerer entered the clerk of courts auction race, S. A. McClain moved his billiard hall, and Lieut. Gov. F. M. Byrne made a brief stop in Huron for train connections.
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W. L. Notestein
Artesian
Harlan Whisman
Martha Davis
Kansas Street
F. B. McGarvey
Minneapolis
Brookings Register
Guy Pool
Huron
George W. Egan
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Black Hill
Miller
A. E. Taylor
Colege
Ooese
S.A. McClain
World Building
Griffin
F. M. Byrne
Pit
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