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the lurking foe. Disease germs lurk in dust and cuter the hotly through the pores. Bath ilailv with Rexona Soap, a medicated toilet soap, that preserves the complexion. Price Is (id per tablet. Obtainable everywhere •

TYPINi; BY WIUKi.KSS. BKKI.I.Y, X0v.17. A (K'lnimst l'iit ion was given here yeslerad.v of typewriting l-y wireless, tlie invention of an Italian. At tnin end of the hall was a sending set. consisting of a typewriter, vliieh operates a wireless transmitter which transmits the message in two frequencies I'm* each letter sent nr key of the typewriter pressed At the other end of the hall was a receiving set. consisting; of a spoeial form of wireless receiver which was connected to the typewriting tape mainline. For each of tlie two frequencies received a selector, timed to these two frequencies, operates the same letter in the (ape machine as the key did in the type-writing machine at the sending station. Messages were transmitted successfully. and a British newspaper correspondent was assured that messages had been transmitted several miles by the same apparatus. “ There is no reason,” said the demonstrator, “why the transmission should not be made over any distance. It only requires iv more powerful apparatus.”

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Hokitika Guardian, 6 February 1925, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 6 February 1925, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 6 February 1925, Page 2

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