Seeing at a distance via telegraph and telephone wires
A University of Munich instructor, Professor Korn, claims to transmit nearly distant conversation and reproductions by sending successive telegraph signals. He envisions thousands of wires, yet demonstrates distances of thousands of miles for photgraphic plate reproduction, using a Nernst lamp and lens within a metal cylinder to convey image impressions.
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Korn
University of Munich
Tays
Inventor Korn unveils telephotography with electric light
A detailed account explains Korn's telephotography device. Light variations on a selenium plate control current through a galvanometer, recording flashes on a cylinder film. The system promises near real time photographic transmission from Europe to New York, using submarine cables and a compensator for sharper images. Korn, a Munich professor born in 1870, envisioned press photos drawn from cable transmissions within an hour of events.
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Korn
Europe
New York
Breslau
Leipzig
Berlin
Paris
Poincare
Picard
Bouty
Munich
Professor Korn Works At A for Four Years
Professor Korn has been employed at A for four years, noting roles involving books and tubes.
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Korn
Hag
Banana Souffle From Readable Fragments
A fragmented recipe describes making a banana souffle by slicing one cupful of bananas and whipping two cups of cream with five eggs. Blend fruit and cream lightly, fold in well beaten eggs, half fill buttered ramekins, bake steadily until lightly browned, and serve warm with caramel sauce or sugar and cream.
Downs Librarian Uses Rural Phone to Aid Education
In Downs Kansas a librarian Mrs D E Allen runs a small library and rural telephone to answer pupils questions from miles around. She locates information from 1700 volumes and sends it by telephone or mail. Her work inspired Kansas librarians, highlighted by Parson s and Abilene efforts, showing women expanding library services statewide.
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Downs
Kan
Kansas City
Httle
John Hay
Solomon River
D. EB. Allen
Andrew Carnegie
Helen Gould
Abilene
Commercial Club
Carnegie
Kansas
Lida -Romig
Kansas Library Association
Fitting Candles And Odorless Cooking Cabbage Tips
Home Chat suggests trimming candle ends only to fit the holder or softening with hot water to help fit properly. Tid-Bits offers similar guidance. The Topeka Capital notes a method to reduce cabbage odor, reflecting domestic advice pieces.
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