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The history of the telephone (1910)

Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 276

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vethree times the railways, banks, libraries, news-papers, exports, farm values, and nationalwealth. We have ten million farmers who makefour times as much money as seven millionfarmers made in 1876. We spend four times asmuch on our public schools, and we put fourtimes as much in the savings bank.… … THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE iron, twenty-two times as much copper, andforty-three times as much steel. There were no skyscrapers in 1876, notrolleys, no electric lights, no gasoline engines,no self-binders, no bicycles, no automobiles.There was no Oklahoma, and the combined pop-ulation of Montana,…

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