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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 14 (1907) (1907)

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s in an ordinary orator an accurate measure- The other subject had normal vocal chords and a Now in the “Eden” class of boats, the high speed ment is impracticable, Dr. Marage replaces the speaker tracheal canula, The latter being made to communi- by an artificial orator, his talking siren. of the… … sacrificed in favor of seaworthiness, comfort, and coal pressure H of the air evolved during the talking pro- Dr. Marage has shown that the synthetical vowels OU, O, and A (or their English equivalents OO, O, capacity. The 30-knot boats were about 10 feet cess. Some of the main results obtained by…

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