Watson Graph Device Sends Typed Messages by Radio
Detroit inventor Glenn Watson and New York’s Walter Lemmon have perfected a Wat Songraph that types messages which are transmitted by radio to a matching receiving unit. The system uses automatic coding and decoding to scramble text, resisting eavesdropping by changing the code at will with a simple throw of a switch.
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Glenn Watson
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Walter Lemmon
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Quick Starting With Cleaned Plugs
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Oxide coating blamed for hard starts and power loss
No spark plug can escape oxide coating as chief cause of hard starting and poor mileage. A registered AC cleaning station offers a thorough cleaning as a reliable remedy. Replace worn plugs with new ACs. Also ads promote film development and local services with scattered contact details.
Housewife's Idea Boy TH
A brief item from the Public Ledger via WNU Service notes a housewife's idea gaining attention. Details on the proposer and impact are limited in the readable text.
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