SEEKING CHECK FOR SNORING
•TVHE latest effort of modern science is directed against that domestic and public nuisance —the snorer. The invention, which has just been patented, consists of an electrical device, and depends on the principle that all sounds of a certain intensity act on a special microphone, which closes an electrical circuit. As a result, a small needle Tims in and out, and a series of elec- i
trie shocks are delivered to the snorer —bringing his unwelcome strains to a timely end. Attached to father's armchair, it may come to be regarded by the children as a source of pleasure at least equal to that provided by the wireless. its sphere of service is almost endless. In tramcars, buses, railway carriages, theatres and concert halls it will be welcomed.
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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 11 June 1932, Page 11
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132SEEKING CHECK FOR SNORING Hawera Star, Volume LI, 11 June 1932, Page 11
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