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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 27 (December 1887) (1887)
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an curious or amusing. He contended toy. Edison, however, recognized the fact that it con- "Ten years ago a young man came into the office of tained the elements of a successful talking machine. that it would be a faithful stenographer, reproducing the SciBNTlFiC Ambrican, and placed before the… … and a colossal fortune by thousands ; but it did not by means of his electric light and any means fulfill the require- {Continued on p. 432.) ments of the inventor. It was PHONOGRAPH WITH MULTIPLE EABPIECE. THE NEW TALKING MACHINE, EDISON'S WONDERFUL PHONOGRAPH. © 1887 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Railroad · Machine · Patented · Scientific American · Phonograph · Perspective view · Hot water · Electric light · Ground glass · American railroad · Sturtevant mill · Sewing machine · War ship · Floor plans
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