An extraordinary tale, as strange as that of Marconi's first announcement of his success, comes from the little industrial town of Moravia-Ostrau, in Czechoslovakia. It will be of interest to radio listeners, no doubt, but I can give no proof of it truth, other than to ar; the stamp of approval respectable London daily newspaper Two artisans, Franz Sykora, aged 21, and Rudolf Vltavsky, aged 35, have crested a m because they are able to receive and transmit radio programmes from places as far apart as London and Breslau through the medium of their own bodies without the aid of any radio set.
Suggestions that the whole affair! might be one of those scien hoaxes foisted on the world from time to time seem to have been dispelled somewhat by the impressive and objective evidence of two Prague professors, who recently visited the "human radio sets" armed with the own loud-speaker to test the ex periment
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