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Description: Here's a segment from Eyewitness News, introduced by Fahey Flynn, with Frank Mathie reporting on a new invention - "The Bone Fone". Invented by Northbrook resident Bill Hass, it was a portable radio that you wear around your neck like a scarf, and instead of using headphones, it sends the sound through your bones and directly into your head.
Available only at J. S. & A. Sales in Northbrook.
"The Hula Hoop of the Eighties..."
This aired on local Chicago TV likely sometime in 1980.
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