Popular Science
Issue: May, 1938
Posted in: Communications
Posted: 05/27/2006
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Telegraph Kisses Are New Fad (May, 1938)

Telegraph Kisses Are New Fad
Sending kisses by wire is a new use for facsimile telegraph transmission. Recently a New York girl kissed a telegram blank and the lipstick impression was placed on the facsimile transmitter, as at left, to be reproduced for delivery in Chicago.

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