Stone wireless system aims to make telegrams exclusive to stations
Boston August report on John Stone of MIT proving wireless telegraphy can operate on land with selective signals. He wires Cambridge to Lynn about twelve miles, using short masts and new selective apparatus to prevent cross reception, enabling private two station communication and land dispatch relays for long distances.
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Ill natured dog argues with aged bicyclist in diary of near sixty
A New York Times evening column laments mislabeling an almost sixty year old man as aged or venerable while recounting a spirited encounter with a spiteful dog. The piece argues age is relative and calls for a modern redefinition of aging terms, citing Shakespeare and Keats as poetic reflections.
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