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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 4 (July 1896) (1896)

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e oxalates. The synthesis of car- morning. How do you do ? How do you like the it was necessary that the listener should hear the bon and hydrogen has been effected on the large scale phonograph ? " The machine thus spoke for itself, sounds uttered into the receiving mouthpiece of the and made… … IMPROVED RECORDING AND REPRODUCING PHONOGRAPH OF 1896. cognized the fact that it contained THE FIRST PHONOGRAPH. the elements of a successful talking perfection of articulation was sacrificed to volume of machine, and thoroughly believed it was destined to be- by water are first produced. The…

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