Martinot waves Instrument Mimics Guitars and Birds
From Paris comes Mau rice Martinot with a powered electrical instrument the pndium Mar tinot that uses valves and amplifiers to imitate saxophone flute violin and other tones. It can produce sound effects including a bus in rain a nightingale a mosquito a gale wind and a machine gun, as used in BBC productions.
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Runaway in Trenton Inspires Song About Returning Wife
Local note from Trenton New Jersey recalls a man who wrote a song titled How Can I Ignore You When I Adore You to dedicate to his runaway wife. He hopes the radio and jukebox hit will compel her to return with their children.
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Wool Recovery Breakthrough by CSIR Process
Australian wool merchants study CSIR enzyme mould treatment to dissolve sheep skin trimmings instead of rot-based plucking. The new technique yields higher quality wool and reduces putrefactive odors. Trials underway with mould bran sold to fellmongers. Skin digest could become fertiliser or stock food component.
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