MEASURING THE SOUL
NEW FRENCH INVENTION.
SOMETHING AFTER DEATH
(“Sydney Sun” Service.)
PARIS, August 28.
Professor Charles Henry, a famous mathematician, has invented a machine with which he claims that he can measure the soul. He states that when a man is dead, there remains something in him which cannot ordinarily be calculated, labelled. and weighted- The new apparatus can measure the body’s radiations which remain active with obsessing donsistency alter death, seeking another abiding place. "We cannot completely die (he adds). It is this immortal something which gives individual personality among human millions.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 August 1925, Page 5
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