New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1929, Page 13

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N hest i N DENTICAL twins have long been D ' : the subject of fascinating and un- § §§ §§ 1 usual re by scier R < NN ‘ experts on mental t and N N | imilaritics have made aston ] 3 A B of “mind-reading” | \ | t of these pec i \ A Dancing Team of Twin Beauties—The Gale Sisters. Fhese é N where on Two Pairs of Identical Twins Were Born to Une Family—an N was able to s identical Cnusial Oceurrence. They Are Georgia, Gloria, Dorothy and N e i 1 2 at a ce Daovis. Experts Who Testcd Them Said the Extreme Sensitive- N time, and w. roduce al uess Lxisti ween the Girls Euabled Them to Learn Dance N word for word, answers made Movements Quicker and With Greater Ease N other twin to question > Than Girls of Other Groups. N § These phenomena, scientists haiten N to add, are in no way connected with i i the supernatural or with mind-reading P N as it is ordinarily understood. The Sehediagatcent e, n W mind-testing stunts merely proved that jeorgia arrived | ar i i f vhi P N wared she would, without ried accou of a double N identical twins who have been reared S 3 L s ; N N o °T @ S0 . mentally. go in the steps taugh tragedy The twins had com NN together are so alike mentally. g N D 7 ng her absence. mitted suicide together and NI \ N cally and emotionally that they u 5 S 5 i P e, T NN NN game phraseology in answering ques 1 to be true of Dorothy a left a note saying. “Life §§ N ions and that each has an amazing I The girls act not worth living i N NI insight into the other’s reactions ) e work t had be hrough the thirty-three NE NN = e aStaat 5 b their twin sisters durin years of their life, during NN j NN For those who do ot understand the i e linne et £ e [t U N difference between ordinary tw s g ; 4 S " NN W i tibetyeen opnasy i 1 existing partic v between separ they had s Three months later the two N NN YR ous ut even ong the two ambitions, occupation and se and Lucy Doyle Young, RN NN that identical twins are produced by T e had s S N v i the dividing of a single life cell, and rka R kg o o i i young ds. 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Are Liig ol Shows John and Wilbur were a c Nine P Twine Who i cource of inter to b N cquaint w ¢ hear the bovs burst the same moment, and sce t v taneously employ the su hi{ pressions and gestures. This ’ produced an aniusing, but neve : ing situation. Only wive ; 1id to be able to t 1 apart | ' The crucial test of the stra ' » sympathy e between the twine me at the age of fifty-two whenJ taken il and reme 3 hospit ined with him constant} ar was even reported P . plained of symptoms of a v c r. ( One of the Spe- ! ning there appe, 4 1 ¢ % iallys Equipped A iate danger in John's cc L \ 5 - s is being con- | o WRw s il it o : 1 t Photographic Devices Aot oo M hos would react in ¢ b H four foae Wil iea anc ek atiid A T Used at the Kaiser Wi j i i fl ! ons, so she was ofter ; nelm Institute in Berlin to Test ied, “John is d seribe Maria's actions and . 2 Physical Similariiies of Twine. pesREOVRde Msn v st « ! ' | . After Physical Fikenesses Are Checked L 0 me similar. ‘relation i oot ) ! 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