Tropic Scents Transmitted by Radio.
Mr. Gerald Marcuse, initiator of Empire wireless broadcasting, de~ plores the present apathy towards wireless experimenting. He reealls the time when it was a triumph to get two aots and a dash to Australia. Now he has received a request from an Indian resident for monetary aid iii perfecting an inventor's discovery which would enable smells to be broadcast. Failing money, the writer would be willing to accept a supply of wireless valves to transmit' Indian aromas. l^Tr. Gerald Marcuse, whose station call number is 2NM, is well known to all the earlier Australian experimenters who worked to establish wireless touch with England. . . y
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 57, 29 October 1931, Page 2
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