WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
"America tells us that a conversation, was conducted between Arlington (Virginia) and the Eiffel Tower . That is the most marvellous achievement to date of wireless telephony, and should herald the day when the business man of London should be able to settle his affaira with New York by speech from! One office to .another," says the. Westminster Gazette.
" l'he whole problem of -wireless tels-phony-^after the successful establishment o! wireless telegraph}'—ha's been the invention of a mict-ophoue which would successfuEy stand the heavy currents which are neb'essariily employed. 'Little' by-little the: distencß at Which Speech could be heard has increased, until 10-tlay it hib become possible for America, to talk to iiilrope Without intervening wires. ' "Of All the scientific achie\'eftien.l« of til* kfi!. fifty »64te ihftli '&ppm& ■*& *.•
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 6, 8 January 1916, Page 10
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128WIRELESS TELEPHONY. Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 6, 8 January 1916, Page 10
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