Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 236
k. It is the utmost degree ofservice that the telephone has been required togive in any city. And it is as much a worldswonder, to men and women of imagination, asthe steel mills of Homestead or the turbineleviathans that curve across the Atlantic Oceanin four and a half days. As to the men who… … FIIEUF.RICK 1. FISH THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE eighteen years. He is a man of shrewdness andsympathy, with a rare sagacity in solving knottyproblems, a president of the new type, whoregards his work as a sort of obligation he owes tothe pubUc. And just as foreigners go to Pitts-burg to see the…
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