Snoring ‘Cure’ Hailed
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STOCKHOLM — Two hundred snorers are testing a “cure” that a Swedish company in Kopparberg developed for the affliction, it was reported here Wednesday. The snorers place a small electrical device under their pillow that starts vibrating at a certain sound level, thus causing the sleeper to turn over automatically. Swedish television said that those testing the device have reported overwhelming success.
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