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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 2 (July 1888) (1888)

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d by a tube, the screw being driven SOUNDS. through a train of spur wheels from the main shaft simplicity, facility of management, and the practical handling of the records or messages have been dis- journaled in the lower part of the left hand end piece. The transmission of articulate speech—as… … it contained the germ of the modern talk- the record cylinder a little in advance OF ARTICULATE SPEECH. THE REPRODUCTION ing machine. of the cutting stylus, and supports the The graphophone, which is shown in weight of the diaphragm cell and its at- tachments. the annexed engravings, is, as its…

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