HUMAN RADIATIONS.
A FRENCH DISCOVERY. By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright. Paris. Feb. 15. The existence of a luminous zone or oura emanating from human body, which Dr. Kilner claims can be rendered visible by meann of a-] chemical substance making the retina sensible to the radiatons, is regarded by French scientists as a most important discovery. M. Rene Soudre, lecturing at the International Metaphysical Institute, declared that ths abun<iai.k?e of proofs left nardly a doubt about, the discovery. M. Bertholet, Member of the Institute, was of opinion that the radiations were probably physical, like the odors or phosphorescence of plants, and were not metaphysical.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1921, Page 7
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