It was an interesting day in terms of scientific advances.
April 15, 1923 – A Dramatic Moment in Medical History, Insulin Becomes Available
On the same day, Phonofilm, a talking movie technology, was publicly introduced. It was revolutionary, but it was not uniquely being worked on, and therefore it would end up a technological dead end.
Turkey issued the Law of Abandoned Properties, allowing the transfer of property of "abandoned property" to the government. Given the recent expulsion of Anatolian Greeks. . . .
The Tribune featured a cartoon from the golden age of boosterism:
Released on this day in 1923:
As was this:
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