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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 7 (August 1887) (1887)

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dulatory current." Substantially and, strange as it may appear, has been repeatedly transmitting diaphragm, to whose back a pencil or rod the claim is made that speech in all electric telephones sustained on such a basis by the courts. The inventor of carbon is attached, which projects from its… … current of this nature. A " make and break " instrument, the image of the ball is seen to current, it is said by the Bell advocates,!can- jump back and forth from the pencil elec- THE BONTA TELEPHONE. not of'itself transmit .speech. The logical trode, as it opens or breaks the circuit contin-…

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