item: #1 of 43
          id: 11017
      author: Morse, Samuel Finley Breese
       title: Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters and Journals In Two Volumes, Volume I.
        date: None
       words: 130600
      flesch: 69
     summary: Mr. Morse received the facts from the lips of West himself, and communicated them to me in these words:-- 'I called upon Mr. West at his house in Newman Street one morning, and in conformity with the order given to his servant, Robert, always to admit Mr. Leslie and myself, even if he was engaged in his private studies, I was shown into his studio. Mr. Morse, who was but a year or two older than myself, and who had been in London but six months when I arrived, felt very much as I did and we agreed to take apartments together.
    keywords: academy; account; allston; american; art; artist; arts; character; church; city; country; course; day; days; dear; dollars; england; europe; evening; family; father; following; friends; general; good; hand; haven; head; home; hope; house; journey; leave; left; leslie; letter; life; like; little; london; long; love; man; men; mind; moment; money; morning; morse; mother; mrs; new; night; o'clock; painter; painting; parents; paris; people; picture; place; portrait; present; president; respect; return; room; september; set; son; state; subject; success; things; thought; time; visit; war; way; west; wife; wish; work; world; writing; years; york; young
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        item: #2 of 43
          id: 11018
      author: Morse, Samuel Finley Breese
       title: Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters and Journals In Two Volumes, Volume II
        date: None
       words: 169538
      flesch: 57
     summary: Pickett, B.M., Morse statue, ~2~, 482 Pisa, M. at (1830), ~2~, 335 Leaning Tower, 336 Pius VIII, at ceremonies in old age, ~1~, 339, 346, 363 death, 376 Platoff, ----, at London (1814), ~1~, 146, 147 Plattsburg, battle, ~1~, 150, 151 Poems by M. ~1~, 273, ~2~, 494-496 Poet, and painter, ~1~, 110, 117 Poinsett, J.R., and Art Academy at Charleston, ~1~, 235, 236 and proposed Mexican minion (1823), 252, 253 Poland, revolt (1830), ~1~, 386-389 Lafayette on revolt, 408, 431 Paris and revolt, mob (1831), 409-411 M.'s active interest, 430 Polk, J.K., presidential nomination reported by telegraph, ~2~, 224, 225 Pope, F.L., on Morse alphabet, ~2~, 76 Popes. Serrell, ----, and experimental telegraph line, ~2~, 206, 211, 212 Servants, M. on problem, ~1~, 281, 292 on English, 302 Servell, ----, visual telegraph, ~2~, 53 Seymour, T.H., with M. at Peterhoff (1856), ~2~, 356, 357 Shaffner, T.P. letters with M. (1848) on clash with rival company, ~2~, 287-289 and M. at Washington, 323 from M. (1859) on death of Vail, 400 on Henry controversy, 402 Shaw, ----, invention of percussion cap, ~2~, 472 Shee, Sir M.A., meets M., ~1~, 308 Shepard, Nancy, M.'s nurse, ~1~, 3, ~2~, 72 Sheridan, R.B., lines on Lettsom, ~1~, 40 Shubrick, W.B., at early exhibition of telegraph, ~2~, 48 Siddons, Mrs., M. on, ~1~, 77 Siemens, Werner, and duplex telegraph, ~2~, 187 and M. at Berlin, 461 Silliman, Benjamin, M. on Journal, ~1~, 18 M.'s scientific studies under, 236 in Berkshires with M., 238, 239 epitaph for Mrs. Morse, 270, 271 experiments in photography, 421 M.'s indebtedness, ~2~, 58 Simbaldi, Palazzo, musical soirée at (1830), ~1~, 342 Simpson, John, at M.'s funeral, ~2~, 512 Sisters of Charity, M. on, ~1~, 323 Slave-trade, Wilberforce and abolition, ~1~, 135 Slavery, M.'s defence, ~2~, 331, 333, 389, 390, 415, 416, 424-426, 432 Smith, Capt. ----, of _Napoleon_ (1829), ~1~, 300 Smith, E.F., from M. (1853) on endorsing notes, ~2~, 319 Smith, E.G., and M. ~2~, 188 to M. (1847) on painting for Capitol, 267 Smith, F.O.J., offer to help M., ~2~, 82 character, cause of later antagonism, 82, 83 conditions of partnership, 83 report to Congress on telegraph, 87 and patent specification, 89 goes to Europe with M., 89 returns, 109 on Chamberlain, 148 abandons efforts for telegraph, 151, 165, 168, 178, 181, 186 and construction of experimental line, and beginning of hostility to M., 206, 212, 213, 216, 218, 219, 225 and formation of companies, 235, 236 telegraph dictionary, dedication to M., 236-238 life-long continuation of antagonism, 238, 247, 273, 280, 303, 304, 307, 312, 320 and management of partnership, 247 separation of interests, 308, 309, 312 denial of injunction against, 319 and extension of patent, demand of share, 324, 328, 346, 370 claim to share foreign gratuity, 409-412, 423 M.'s acknowledgment to, 471, 489 on Henry as inventor of telegraph, 498-502 last attack on M., 502-505, 507 _Letters to M.:_ (1841) on M.'s service to humanity, ~2~, 165.
    keywords: academy; alphabet; american; art; bill; brother; cable; case; character; claim; company; congress; country; course; day; days; dear; death; design; discovery; electro; england; enterprise; europe; experiments; fact; family; father; following; form; friend; general; god; good; government; henry; home; honor; hope; house; instrument; interest; invention; inventor; kendall; know; left; letter; life; line; little; london; magnetic; man; march; matter; means; men; mind; moment; morse; morse telegraph; mrs; new; order; painting; paris; patent; place; plan; portrait; power; present; president; professor; professor morse; public; regard; result; return; right; science; smith; state; subject; success; system; telegraph; think; thought; time; united; vail; war; washington; way; wire; wish; words; work; world; years; york; ~1~; ~2~
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        item: #3 of 43
          id: 118
      author: Electronic Frontier Foundation
       title: Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet
        date: None
       words: 62105
      flesch: 74
     summary: Then type uuencode file file > file.uu and hit enter. Then type uuencode file file > file.uu and hit enter.
    keywords: = =; access; address; article; ask; case; chapter; command; computer; connect; control; directory; documents; dos; electronic; end; enter; example; file; free; ftp; gopher; help; hit; host; host system; hours; information; internet; key; line; list; log; look; mail; mail message; mailing; menu; message; month; net; network; new; newsgroup; number; online; people; program; public; read; run; screen; search; services; site; software; subject; system; telnet; text; time; type; university; unix; use; usenet; users; voice; way; world; |#|
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        item: #4 of 43
          id: 12375
      author: Towers, Walter Kellogg
       title: Masters of Space Morse and the Telegraph; Thompson and the Cable; Bell and the Telephone; Marconi and the Wireless Telegraph; Carty and the Wireless Telephone
        date: None
       words: 52199
      flesch: 65
     summary: The companies began to place their wires underground, and Vail saw to it that the experiments with coverings for telephone wires were continued. While working and waiting and saving, Morse conceived the idea of laying telegraph wires beneath the water.
    keywords: american; apparatus; bell; cable; carty; communication; company; current; day; distance; experiments; field; great; idea; invention; line; little; man; marconi; means; messages; miles; morse; new; professor; receiving; sending; set; ship; signals; sound; station; success; system; telegraph; telegraph line; telephone; time; use; vail; waves; wheatstone; wireless; wires; work; years; york
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        item: #5 of 43
          id: 15617
      author: American School of Correspondence
       title: Cyclopedia of Telephony and Telegraphy, Vol. 1 A General Reference Work on Telephony, etc. etc.
        date: None
       words: 131770
      flesch: 62
     summary: In order to provide for the connection of a line in one of these simple switchboards with a line in another one, out of reach of the operator at the first, short connecting lines extending between the two switchboards are provided, these being called _transfer_ or _trunk_ lines. These fluctuations are transformed into line currents by the coil _4_.
    keywords: action; air; apparatus; armature; arrangement; battery; bell; capacity; carbon; case; cell; circuits; coil; company; condenser; connection; contact; cord circuit; core; cotton |; current; diaphragm; direction; drop; electric; employed; end; fig; force; form; generator; hand; hook; illustration; impedance; induction; iron; jack; line; line circuit; line system; line wire; magneto; means; number; office; operator; party line; plug; position; receiver; resistance; ringing; series; set; silk |; spring; station; subscriber; switchboard; system; telephone line; transmitter; type; use; winding; wire; zinc; | |
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        item: #6 of 43
          id: 22766
      author: Zerbe, James Slough
       title: Electricity for Boys
        date: None
       words: 40775
      flesch: 74
     summary: The telephones (B, B', respectively) have wires (C, C') running to the pivots of double-throw switches (D, D'), one terminal of the switches having wires (E, E'), which go to electric bells (F, F'), and from the bells are other wires (G, G'), which go to the ground. A term applied to electric currents and devices. Volt-meter.
    keywords: armature; bar; base; battery; circuit; coil; contact; copper; current; direction; dynamo; electricity; electro; end; field; fig; form; illustration; inches; iron; magnet; magnetic; means; negative; plate; pole; resistance; switch; water; wire
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        item: #7 of 43
          id: 250
      author: Fuller, Maxwell
       title: A Brief History of the Internet The Bright Side: The Dark Side
        date: None
       words: 16642
      flesch: 63
     summary: When car makers have really good years, or really bad ones for that matter, they work very hard to attract customers, with new innovations, more car for the money, financing on better terms, or whatever, and when they have record years they give their workers huge bonuses, which I am sure most of you have heard about recently, and they also compete in an aggressive manner to keep sales up. People are used to lording it over others by building and writing certain items that reflect their lordship over themselves, their environments, and, last/least, over other people.
    keywords: = =; books; chapter; computer; copyright; education; electronic; etexts; gutenberg; information; internet; library; new; people; person; power; project; public; shakespeare; time; way; world; years
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        item: #8 of 43
          id: 27257
      author: Anderson, Frederick Irving
       title: Electricity for the farm Light, heat and power by inexpensive methods from the water wheel or farm engine
        date: None
       words: 47851
      flesch: 71
     summary: | _B.& S. | _Feet | circular | per 1,000 | _Feet | _(R) Ohms Gauge_ | per Lb._ | mills_ | feet_ | per Ohm_ HUNT SUPERIOR QUALITY Complete equipments for developing water powers including:--Water Wheels, Flumes, Governors, Supply Pipes, Gates, Hoists, Valves, Screens, Gears, Pulleys, Clutches, Bearings, Shafting, etc.
    keywords: amperes; battery; capacity; circuit; cost; current; dynamo; electric; electricity; engine; farmer; feet; head; horsepower; hours; house; lamp; light; load; machine; means; minute; plant; power; pressure; resistance; size; speed; storage; stream; use; voltage; volts; water; water wheel; wire; | |
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        item: #9 of 43
          id: 27469
      author: Anonymous
       title: Radio Shack TRS-80 Expansion Interface: Operator's Manual Catalog Numbers: 26-1140, 26-1141, 26-1142
        date: None
       words: 2362
      flesch: 69
     summary: +---------+ | | | +---------+ | +----------+ | LINE | LINE PRINTER | | CASSETTE | _ | PRINTER |-------INTERFACE CABLE--+ |
    keywords: expansion; interface; power; trs-80; | |
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        item: #10 of 43
          id: 27832
      author: Anonymous
       title: Zenith Television Receiver Operating Manual
        date: None
       words: 2384
      flesch: 58
     summary: Zenith TV antennas are designed and constructed to provide you maximum service and superior performance. DEALER DO NOT REMOVE This Booklet Contains Customer's Registration Card and Serial Number] Warranty Zenith Radio Corporation warrants the parts, transistors, and tubes (including television picture tubes) in any Zenith black and white television receiver or Zenith black and white television combination receiver to be free from defects in material arising from normal usage.
    keywords: antenna; control; fig; picture; uhf; vhf; zenith
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        item: #11 of 43
          id: 29461
      author: Digital Equipment Corporation
       title: Preliminary Specifications: Programmed Data Processor Model Three (PDP-3) October, 1960
        date: None
       words: 10483
      flesch: 68
     summary: The six bit registers are: Instruction Register The Instruction Register receives the first six bits of the Memory Buffer Register during the cycle which obtains the instruction from memory (cycle zero). OPERATING SPEEDS Operating times of PDP-3 instructions are normally multiples of the memory cycle of 5 microseconds.
    keywords: accumulator; address; bit; code; digits; instruction; memory; octal; operation; program; register; tape; usec
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        item: #12 of 43
          id: 303
      author: Anonymous
       title: HomeBrew HomePages Put YOU on the World Wide Web
        date: None
       words: 48
      flesch: 57
     summary: HomeBrew HomePages Put YOU on the World Wide Web The zip file homeb10.zip should contain all the material necessary to make a Web Page (c)1995 This is a Shareware Web Page you can use to make other Web Pages with for your own use, please read all files!!!!!!!!!
    keywords: web
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        item: #13 of 43
          id: 30688
      author: Mills, John
       title: Letters of a Radio-Engineer to His Son
        date: None
       words: 61892
      flesch: 76
     summary: There is enough space so that lots of other electrons or protons could be fitted in between if only they were willing to get that close together. Electrons only influence other electrons which are in parallel paths.
    keywords: atom; audion; battery; coil; condenser; current; electrons; fig; frequency; frequency current; grid; grid circuit; illustration; negative; number; plate circuit; plate current; radio; stream; tube; use; wire
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        item: #14 of 43
          id: 31407
      author: Delco-Remy Corporation
       title: Delco Radio Owner's Manual Model 633; Delcotron Generator Installation
        date: None
       words: 3005
      flesch: 60
     summary: Form No. 2095 Printed in U. S. A. =========================================================================== =========================================================================== Delco Rebuilt 1 55-D Delcotron Generator 1845985 Rebuilt by Delco-Remy. Other control units have a combination on-off switch and volume control knob.
    keywords: = =; antenna; control; generator; knob; lead; radio; receiver; station; volume
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        item: #15 of 43
          id: 33154
      author: Dolbear, A. E. (Amos Emerson)
       title: The Telephone An Account of the Phenomena of Electricity, Magnetism, and Sound, as Involved in Its Action
        date: None
       words: 22528
      flesch: 65
     summary: If other sounds are used in the octave above or below this one, the number of vibrations of any given note may be found by either doubling or halving the number for the corresponding note in the given octave. It is noticeable that low talking can be heard more distinctly than when a great effort is made; but the sounds though distinct are not strong at any time, and other sounds seriously interfere with hearing.
    keywords: air; battery; coil; current; electricity; form; instrument; iron; length; magnet; motion; number; pitch; second; sound; vibrations; wave; wire; | |
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        item: #16 of 43
          id: 33437
      author: American School of Correspondence
       title: Cyclopedia of Telephony and Telegraphy, Vol. 2 A General Reference Work on Telephony, etc. etc.
        date: None
       words: 116592
      flesch: 61
     summary: _ A Automanual system 218 automatic distribution of calls 223 automatic switching equipment 222 building up a connection 224 characteristics of 218 operation 219 operator's equipment 220 setting up a connection 224 speed in handling calls 224 subscriber's apparatus 219 Automatic desk stand 158 Automatic Electric Company's telephone system 149 automatic sub-offices 201 connector 185 function of 185 location of 186 operation of 186 first selector operation 179 function of line switch 152 line switch 153, 163 bridge cut-off 173 circuit operations 167 guarding functions 173 line and trunk contacts 164 locking segment 172 master switch 171 relation of, to connectors 174 structure of 166 summary of operation 174 trunk ratio 165 trunk selection 165 multi-office system 196 party lines 202 release after conversation 196 rotary connector 202 second selector operation 182 selecting switches 153, 175 release mechanism 178 side switch 175 subdivision of subscribers' lines 152 subscribers' station apparatus 158 operation 160 bell and transmitter springs 160 ground springs 160 impulse springs 161 release springs 163 ringing springs 163 salient points 163 trunking 154 connector action 157 first selector action 156 line switch action 154 second selector action 156 two-wire automatic systems 203 two-wire and three-wire systems 157 underlying feature of trunking system 153 Automatic telephone systems 135 arguments against 135 attitude of public 141 complexity 136 expense 140 flexibility 140 subscriber's station equipment 142 automatic vs. manual 143 comparative costs 142 definition 135 methods of operation 143 fundamental idea 147 grouping of subscribers 145 local and inter-office trunks 148 Lorimer system 144 magnet vs. power-driven switches 144 Automatic telephone systems methods of operation multiple vs. trunking 145 outline of action 146 Strowger system 143 testing 148 trunking between groups 145 Automatic wall set 158 B Blocking sets 355 Busy test 48 busy-test faults 50 potential of test thimbles 49 principle 49 C Circuits 321 applications 322 composite 326 phantom 321 transmission over 324 transpositions 323 railway composite 327 ringing 327 simplex 324 Common-battery multiple switchboard 69 assembly 106 Dean multiple board 93 cord circuit 94 line circuit 93 listening key 94 ringing keys 94 test 94 Kellogg two-wire multiple board 84 battery feed 88 busy test 90 complete cord and line circuit 88 cord circuit 86 line circuit 85 summary of operation 91 supervisory signals 87 wiring of line circuit 92 multiple switchboard apparatus 97 jacks 99 lamp jacks 100 relays 101 Stromberg-Carlson multiple board 96 cord circuit 96 supervisory signals 97 test 97 Western Electric No. 1 relay board 69 capacity range 80 cord circuit 71 functions of distributing frames 77 line circuit 69 modified relay windings 79 operation 72 operator's circuit detail 75 order-wire circuits 78 pilot signals 79 relay mounting 80 testing--called line busy 75 testing--called line idle 74 wiring of line circuit 76 Western Electric No. 10 board 80 circuits 81 economy 84 operation 83 test 83 Common-battery switchboard 11 advantages of operation 11 common battery vs. magneto 12 cord circuit 20 battery supply 20 complete circuit 21 supervisory signals 21 cycle of operations 23 jacks 30 lamps 24 mounting 25 line signals 14 direct-line lamp 14 direct-line lamp with ballast 15 line lamp with relay 17 pilot signals 17 mechanical signals 27 Kellogg 28 Monarch 28 Western Electric 27 relays 28 switchboard assembly 31 Composite circuits 326 Connector 185 Cord circuit 20 Cord circuit battery supply 20 complete circuit 21 supervisory signals 21 Cord-rack connectors 66 Cummings-Wray selector 342 D Dean multiple board 93 Dispatchers' keys 339 Dispatching on electric railways 356 G Gill selector 341 H Housing central-office equipment 249 arrangement of apparatus in small manual offices 252 combined main and intermediate frames 253 floor plans for 252 types of line circuits 255 automatic offices 267 typical automatic office 270 central-office building 249 fire hazard 249 provision for cable runways 251 provision for employes 251 size of building 250 strength of building 250 large manual office 256 I Intercommunicating systems 282 common-battery systems 283 Kellogg plug type 284 Kellogg push-button type 285 Monarch system 287 Western Electric system 285 definition 282 limitations 282 for private-branch exchanges 290 simple magneto system 282 J Jacks 30 K Kellogg mechanical signal 28 Kellogg trunk circuits 125 Kellogg two-wire multiple board 84 Keyboard wiring 67 L Lamp mounting 25 Lamps 24 Line signals 14 direct-line lamp 14 direct-line lamp with ballast 15 line lamp with relay 17 pilot signals 17 Line switch 163 Long-distance switching 293 definitions 293 center-checking 297 operators' orders 294 by call circuits 294 by telegraph 294 particular party calls 295 switching through local board 293 ticket passing 296 trunking 295 high-voltage toll trunks 295 through ringing 295 two-number calls 294 use of repeating coil 293 waystations 297 Lorimer automatic system 144, 205 central-office apparatus 208 connective division 210 sectional apparatus 209 switches 213 interconnector 214 interconnector selector 214 primary connector 213 rotary switch 213 secondary connector 214 signal transmitter controller 214 operation 215 subscriber's station equipment 206 M Magneto multiple switchboard 53 branch-terminal multiple board 58 arrangement of apparatus 61 magnet windings 61 operation 60 field of utility 53 modern magneto multiple board 63 assembly 66 cord circuit 64 test 62 Magneto multiple switchboard series-multiple board 54 defects 57 operation 56 Measured service 310 local service 316 meter method 316 prepayment method 318 ticket method 316 rates 310 toll service 311 long haul 311 short haul 311 timing toll connections 312 units of charging 311 Mechanical signals 27 Kellogg 28 Monarch 28 Western Electric 27 Mercury-arc rectifier circuits 237 Monarch visual signal 28 Multi-office exchanges, necessity for 109 Multiple switchboard 43 busy test 48 cord circuits 46 diagram showing principle of 47 double connections 46 field of each operator 51 field of utility 43 influence of traffic 52 line signals 45 multiple feature 43 P Phantom circuit 321 Pilot signals 17 Plug-seat switch 38 Pole changers for harmonic The complete cord and line circuits of the Kellogg two-wire system are shown in Fig.
    keywords: answering; apparatus; automatic; battery; battery system; calling; calls; central; circuits; connection; contacts; cord circuit; current; cut; electric; exchange; fig; ground; illustration; jack; key; line; line circuit; line jacks; line lamp; line relay; line signal; line switch; magnet; multiple; number; office; operation; operator; party line; plug; position; ringing; second; selector; service; set; station; subscriber; supervisory; switchboard; system; telephone; telephone circuit; telephone line; test; time; trunk; trunk circuit; trunk line; wire
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        item: #17 of 43
          id: 34
      author: Kehoe, Brendan P.
       title: Zen and the Art of the Internet
        date: None
       words: 25584
      flesch: 63
     summary: Anatomy of a Mail Header An electronic mail message has a specific structure to it that's common across every type of computer system. The program took advantage of a hole in the debug mode of the Unix sendmail program, which runs on a system and waits for other systems to connect to it and give it email, and a hole in the finger daemon fingerd, which serves finger requests (Finger).
    keywords: access; address; anonymous; archie; article; command; computer; connection; database; directory; discussion; domain; example; file; ftp; groups; help; information; internet; list; mail; mailing; message; network; news; newsgroup; number; people; person; server; service; set; site; software; system; telnet; time; university; unix; usenet; user; uucp; vote; way
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        item: #18 of 43
          id: 34052
      author: Martin, Marcus J.
       title: Wireless Transmission of Photographs Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged 1919
        date: None
       words: 33824
      flesch: 63
     summary: Details of clips to hold line screen 118 59. Photograph of line screen and metal print } } _facing page_ 124 62.
    keywords: apparatus; circuit; contact; current; distance; fig; film; illustration; image; inch; length; lens; light; line; machine; means; metal; plate; print; receiving; relay; resistance; screen; speed; transmitting; use; wireless; work
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        item: #19 of 43
          id: 34765
      author: Field, Henry M. (Henry Martyn)
       title: The Story of the Atlantic Telegraph
        date: None
       words: 110136
      flesch: 68
     summary: A few days after, a combination was formed to carry on the whole business of making Submarine Telegraphs, by a union of the Gutta-Percha Company with the firm of Glass, Elliot & Co., the principal manufacturers of sea cables, making one grand concern, to be called The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company. News for America by Atlantic cable.
    keywords: agamemnon; american; atlantic; atlantic cable; atlantic telegraph; bay; board; british; cable; captain; company; country; course; day; days; deck; deep; eastern; end; england; enterprise; expedition; field; good; government; great; half; hour; ireland; john; lay; left; length; life; line; little; london; man; men; miles; morning; new; new york; newfoundland; news; niagara; night; ocean; place; public; sea; ship; shore; states; submarine; success; telegraph; telegraph cable; telegraph company; time; united; voyage; war; water; way; work; world; year; york
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        item: #20 of 43
          id: 36877
      author: Anonymous
       title: Emerson Radio Model 39 Warranty Card
        date: None
       words: 419
      flesch: 68
     summary: Kindly state below how you like the performance of your Emerson Radio: ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Purchaser's Name____________________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________ BEND AND TEAR HERE IMPORTANT--CUSTOMER'S WARRANTY We warrant each new Emerson Radio Receiver to be free from defect in material and workmanship. ROUND-THE-WORLD _Radio_ =============================== $39.50 ================== Complete with tubes.]
    keywords: = =
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        item: #21 of 43
          id: 37237
      author: Digital Equipment Corporation
       title: Digital PDP15 Price List, April, 1970
        date: None
       words: 3062
      flesch: 71
     summary: Telephone: From Metropolitan Boston: 646-8600 · Elsewhere: (617)-897-5111 · TWX: 710-347-0212 Cable: DIGITAL MAYN Telex UNITED STATES =NORTHEAST= _REGIONAL OFFICE:_ 15 Lunda Street, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154 Telephone: (617)-891-1030 TWX: 710-324-0919 _WALTHAM_ 15 Lunda Street, Waltham, Massachusetts 02154 Telephone: (617)-891-6310/6315 TWX: 710-324-0919 _CAMBRIDGE/BOSTON_ 899 Main Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 Telephone: (617)-491-6130 TWX: 710-320-1167 _ROCHESTER_ 130 Allens Creek Road, Rochester, New York 14618 Telephone: (716)-461-1700 TWX: 710-599-3211 _CONNECTICUT_ 1 Prestige Drive, Meriden, Connecticut 06450 Telephone: (203)-237-8441 TWX: 710-461-0054 =MID-ATLANTIC--SOUTHEAST= _REGIONAL OFFICE:_ PRINCETON_ Route One and Emmons Drive, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Telephone: (609)-452-2940 TWX: 510-685-2337 _LONG ISLAND_ 1919 Middle Country Road Centereach, L.I., New York 11720 Telephone: (516)-585-5410 TWX: 510-228-6505 _PHILADELPHIA_ 1100 West Valley Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087 Telephone: (215)-687-1405 TWX: 510-668-4461 _WASHINGTON_ Executive Building 7100 Baltimore Ave., College Park, Maryland 20740 Telephone: (301)-779-1100 TWX: 710-826-9662 _DURHAM/CHAPEL HILL_ 2704
    keywords: control; digital; dw15a; foot; memory; tape; telephone; teletype; telex; twx; yes
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        item: #22 of 43
          id: 37504
      author: Anonymous
       title: IBM System 360 RPG Debugging Template and Keypunch Card
        date: None
       words: 1637
      flesch: 98
     summary: ---------------------- ----------------------------- 69-70 ZERO BLK | | -----------------| FIELD | 67-68 - |INDICATORS| -----------------| | 65-66 + | | ----------------------------- 63-64 FIELD RECORD RELATION ---------------------- 61-62 MI MATCHING OR CHAINING ---------------------- 59-60 LI CONTROL LEVELS ---------------------- 53-58 FIELD NAME ---------------------- 52 DECIMAL POSITIONS ----------------------- 48-51 TO | | -------------| FIELD | 44-47 FROM |LOCATION| ----------------------- 43 P PACKED ---------------------- 42 STACKER SELECT ---------------------- 41 CHAR | | | -------------| | R | 40 CZD | | E | -------------| | C I | 13-14 D | C | -------- | A | 12 N A | T | -------------N--| O | 10-11 D | R | --------
    keywords: | |
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        item: #23 of 43
          id: 38
      author: None
       title: The Jargon File, Version 2.9.10, 01 Jul 1992
        date: None
       words: 176816
      flesch: 71
     summary: :Weaknesses of the Hacker Personality: ====================================== Hackers have relatively little ability to identify emotionally with other people. :alpha particles: n. See {bit rot}. :
    keywords: = =; abbreviation; acronym; address; adj; algorithm; alt; art; ascii; bang; big; bit; bits; book; box; brain; bug; card; case; change; character; code; command; common; compare; compiler; computer; computing; context; control; core; course; culture; data; day; days; dec; design; device; disk; display; dos; editor; effect; emacs; end; english; entries; equivalent; error; esp; example; fact; feature; file; foo; form; free; game; general; good; green; group; hackerdom; hackers; hacking; hackish; hand; hardware; high; human; ibm; information; input; instruction; interface; internet; irc; jargon; joke; keyboard; language; left; letter; level; lexicon; line; lisp; list; low; machine; magic; mail; mainstream; major; meaning; means; memory; message; mit; mode; mud; n. common; n. syn; n. term; names; network; new; non; note; number; operating; operation; order; original; output; paper; pdp-10; people; person; personal; phrase; piece; point; power; problem; process; program; programmer; programming; project; question; random; read; real; reference; result; right; run; running; screen; second; security; sense; series; set; site; slang; software; sort; source; space; special; stack; standard; stanford; state; story; style; sun; switch; system; talk; technical; techspeak; term; terminal; test; text; things; think; thought; time; type; university; unix; usage; use; usenet; user; uses; value; version; way; word; working; write; writing; written; years
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        item: #24 of 43
          id: 38526
      author: Fleming, J. A. (John Ambrose), Sir
       title: Hertzian Wave Wireless Telegraphy
        date: None
       words: 50128
      flesch: 53
     summary: The practical problem of electric wave wireless telegraphy, which has been variously called Hertzian wave telegraphy, Marconi telegraphy, or spark telegraphy (_Funkentelegraphie_), is that of the production of an effect called an electric wave or train of electric waves, which can be sent out from one place, controlled, detected at another place, and interpreted into an alphabetic code. Hence it appeared probable that a service would be rendered by an endeavour to present an account of the present condition of electric wave telegraphy in a manner acceptable to those unversed in the advanced technicalities of the subject, but acquainted at least with the elements of electrical science.
    keywords: aerial; air; arrangement; balls; break; capacity; circuit; coil; condenser; current; distance; earth; electric; end; energy; force; hertzian; inductance; induction; length; marconi; oscillations; place; potential; receiving; spark; strain; telegraphy; time; transformer; tube; vol; wave; wire
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        item: #25 of 43
          id: 39
      author: Krol, Ed
       title: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet
        date: None
       words: 7555
      flesch: 65
     summary: Class C addresses have three octets of network address and one of host. Suggested RFCs are generally implemented by network hosts.
    keywords: address; addresses; campus; gateways; host; information; internet; list; mail; network; problems; protocol; rip; routing
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        item: #26 of 43
          id: 39053
      author: Bottone, Selimo Romeo
       title: Electric Bells and All About Them: A Practical Book for Practical Men
        date: None
       words: 45559
      flesch: 69
     summary: This is of the utmost importance in the case of '_battery wires_,' as the current is always present and ready to take advantage of any defect in the insulation to escape to an adjoining wire, or to '_earth_,' and so cause a continuous waste of current. It is usual (though not obligatory) to use the two wires _furthest_ from the landing as the go and return battery wires, and from these, through the other wires, all desired communication with the landings can be effected.
    keywords: acid; action; armature; battery; bell; case; cell; circuit; contact; copper; current; electric; electricity; electro; end; fig; form; hand; illustration; iron; magnet; means; plate; platinum; push; resistance; screw; spring; water; wire; work; zinc; | |
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        item: #27 of 43
          id: 39272
      author: Martin, Thomas Commerford
       title: The inventions, researches and writings of Nikola Tesla With special reference to his work in polyphase currents and high potential lighting
        date: None
       words: 153
      flesch: -88
     summary: Phosphorescence and Sulphide of Zinc 367 Physiological Effects of High Frequency 162, 394 Polyphase Systems 26 Polyphase Transformer 109 Pyromagnetic Generators 429 Regulator for Rotary Current Motors 45 Resonance, Electric, Phenomena of 340 Resultant Attraction 7 Rotating Field Transformers 9 Rotating Magnetic Field 9 Royal Institution Lecture 124 Scope of Lectures 119 Single Phase Motor 76 Single Circuit, Self-Starting Synchronizing Motors 50 Spinning Filament Effects 168 Streaming Discharges of High Tension Coil 155, 163 Synchronizing Motors 9 Telegraphy without Wires 246 Transformer with Shield between Primary and Secondary 113 Thermo-Magnetic Motors 424 Thomson, J. J., on Vacuum Tubes 397, 402, 406 Thomson, Sir W., Current Accumulator 471 Transformers: Alternating 7 Magnetic Shield 113 Polyphase 109 Rotating Field 9 Tubes: Coated with Yttria, etc. 187 Coated with Sulphide of Zinc, etc. 290, 367 Unipolar Generators 465 Unipolar Generator, Forbes 468, 474 Yttria, Coated Tubes 187 Zinc, Tubes Coated with Sulphide of 367
    keywords: sulphide
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        item: #28 of 43
          id: 43753
      author: None
       title: Cyrus W. Field, His Life and Work [1819-1892]
        date: None
       words: 107318
      flesch: 70
     summary: For the account of a dinner given by Mr. Field on the evening of December 12th in this year we are indebted to the _Life of General John A. Dix_: On the ---- of December, 1864, while in command of the Department of the East, I was dining at the house of Mr. Cyrus W. Field with a party of ladies and gentlemen. I have known Mr. Field for a good many years, and although, I dare say, to any sailor who may be here it is not much, to me it seems a good deal that Mr. Cyrus Field, in the prosecution of this great work (not being a sailor, always bear that in mind), has crossed the Atlantic more than forty times; and he has, as you know, by an energy almost without example, by a courage nothing could daunt, by a faith that nothing could make to falter, and by sacrifices beyond estimation--for there are sacrifices that he has made I would not in his presence relate to this meeting--aided by discovery and by science and by capital, he has accomplished the grandest triumph which the science and the intellect of man have ever achieved.
    keywords: america; atlantic; atlantic cable; atlantic telegraph; august; board; business; cable; captain; communication; company; country; cyrus; cyrus field; cyrus w.; day; days; dear; december; dinner; eastern; england; enterprise; esq; evening; family; field; following; friend; general; good; government; home; honor; hope; house; interest; john; july; laying; left; letter; life; line; london; long; lord; man; march; message; miles; morning; mrs; new; new york; newfoundland; night; november; ocean; people; place; present; president; public; return; september; ship; sir; states; success; telegraph; telegraph cable; telegraph company; thought; time; united; valentia; w. field; war; washington; way; words; work; world; years; | |
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        item: #29 of 43
          id: 44462
      author: Bennett, R. A. R. (Reginald Arthur Renaud)
       title: How to Make Electrical Machines Containing Full Directions for Making Electrical Machines, Induction Coils, Dynamos, and Many Novel Toys to Be Worked by Electricity
        date: None
       words: 24363
      flesch: 75
     summary: It now only remains to fasten several small pieces of brass wire about a quarter of an inch long, filed to a point, to the sides of the rod nearest the glass plate, as shown in Fig. 6, so that the plate revolves between a double row of points, which can be done with solder, and the machine is complete. PART V. Take two small pieces of brass wire about an inch long, and turn up the ends of each into a hook.
    keywords: armature; battery; brass; coil; current; drum; end; ends; fig; hole; illustration; inch; inches; iron; magnet; piece; screw; wire
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        item: #30 of 43
          id: 45331
      author: Woodhull, John F. (John Francis)
       title: The Library of Work and Play: Electricity and Its Everyday Uses
        date: None
       words: 68815
      flesch: 78
     summary: VIII APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRIC HEATING The programme committee decided that each member of the Science Club should busy himself looking for _applications of electric heating_ and should consult me freely about the matter. Electric currents from Chemical Action and Chemical Action from Electric Currents 248 XVI.
    keywords: ammeter; ampere; armature; battery; bell; boys; carbon; cell; chemical; circuit; coil; current; dynamo; electric; electric current; electricity; electro; end; field; fig; half; heat; illustration; iron; lamp; light; magnet; motor; ohms; power; pressure; resistance; second; spark; telephone; time; use; volt; volt current; voltage; water; waves; wheel; wire
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        item: #31 of 43
          id: 46105
      author: Bright, Charles, Sir
       title: The Story of the Atlantic Cable
        date: None
       words: 51040
      flesch: 63
     summary: Besides the engineer-in-chief (Mr. Bright), the engineering department was composed as follows: Mr. (afterward Sir Samuel) Canning, formerly a railway engineer, who had laid the Gulf of St. Lawrence and other cables; Mr. William Henry Woodhouse, who had laid some of the cables in the Mediterranean; Mr. F. C. Webb, with much experience in early cable work; and, finally, Mr. Henry Clifford, a mechanical engineer, destined to be responsibly associated with a large proportion of the cables since laid. As a natural sequence other Atlantic cables followed in course of time.
    keywords: agamemnon; atlantic cable; atlantic telegraph; august; board; bright; cable; cable company; charles; coil; company; course; day; deck; electrical; end; engineer; expedition; fathoms; fig; great; gutta; illustration; laying; length; line; miles; new; niagara; night; ocean; percha; sea; ship; shore; sir; speed; splice; strain; submarine; telegraph; time; valentia; vessel; water; way; wire; work; working
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        item: #32 of 43
          id: 4742
      author: Vaknin, Samuel
       title: TrendSiters Digital Content and Web Technologies
        date: None
       words: 30
      flesch: 86
     summary: RTF is Rich Text Format, and is readable in nearly any modern word processing program. Please see the corresponding RTF file for this eBook.
    keywords: rtf
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        item: #33 of 43
          id: 49
      author: Polly, Jean Armour
       title: Surfing the Internet: An Introduction Version 2.0.2
        date: None
       words: 9479
      flesch: 61
     summary: Services offered by The World include internet electronic mail, USENET news, ClariNet -UPI, AP, and satellite news services, real-time chat, Unix Software, Archie, the Online Book Initiative (a publicly accessible repository for freely redistributable collections of textual information, a net-worker's library.) Remote Login to Internet Resources: TELNET
    keywords: = =; access; anonymous; computer; directory; file; ftp; gopher; groups; guide; host; information; interest; internet; library; list; mail; message; network; new; news; resources; service; sites; telnet; use; veronica
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        item: #34 of 43
          id: 49769
      author: Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah)
       title: Hawkins Electrical Guide v. 03 (of 10) Questions, Answers, & Illustrations, A progressive course of study for engineers, electricians, students and those desiring to acquire a working knowledge of electricity and its applications
        date: None
       words: 73373
      flesch: 68
     summary: 571.--Diagrams illustrating the decade plan of combining resistance coils. The Decade Plan.--In this method of combining resistance coils, there are 9 or 10 one ohm coils for the units place, 9 or 10 ten ohm coils for the tens place, 9 or 10 one hundred ohm coils for the hundreds place and so on.
    keywords: ans; armature; armature circuit; armature resistance; battery; brushes; circuit; coils; commutator; connections; contact; current; deflection; dynamo; fault; field; field coils; fig; galvanometer; illustration; instrument; load; machine; magnetic; method; motor; needle; ohms; position; pressure; ques; resistance; resistance coils; scale; series; set; shunt; speed; starting; switch; value; voltage; wire
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        item: #35 of 43
          id: 56
      author: Polly, Jean Armour
       title: NREN for All: Insurmountable Opportunity
        date: None
       words: 4222
      flesch: 54
     summary: 1. Books and other library resources should be provided for the interest, information, and enlightenment of all people of the community the library serves. What can public libraries do to avoid that future?
    keywords: access; development; information; internet; libraries; library; national; nren; public; resources; services; technology
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        item: #36 of 43
          id: 66
      author: Joly, Norman F.
       title: The Dawn of Amateur Radio in the U.K. and Greece: A Personal View
        date: None
       words: 31428
      flesch: 67
     summary: With the call sign SV1WE. From June 1947 until April 1948 Harry worked 61 countries, mostly on phone in the 10 & 20 metre bands, at a time when there were not many stations on the air--a minute fraction of the millions now active. Athens time.
    keywords: air; amateur; antenna; army; athens; bill; british; broadcasting; callsign; contact; current; day; days; distance; electricity; end; equipment; father; frequency; general; george; government; greece; greek; later; licences; marconi; metres; mhz; military; new; norman; power; radio; receiver; service; signals; station; system; takis; telegraphy; time; transmitter; transmitting; u.s.a; use; war; wave; wireless; world; years
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        item: #37 of 43
          id: 6934
      author: Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick)
       title: The Radio Amateur's Hand Book A Complete, Authentic and Informative Work on Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony
        date: None
       words: 66099
      flesch: 66
     summary: The Parts and Connections of a Separate Heterodyne Long Wave Receiving Set.--The parts required for this long wave receiving set are: (1) four honeycomb or other good _compact inductance_ coils of the longest wave length that you want to receive; (2) three _.001 In the better makes of microphone transformer, there is a third winding, called a _side tone_ coil, to which a headphone can be connected so that the operator who is speaking into the microphone can listen-in and so learn if his transmitter is working up to standard.
    keywords: aerial; alternating; amplifier; apparatus; battery; battery current; circuit; coil; condenser; connect; current; diagram; electric; end; fig; filament; frequency; gap; grid; illustration; inductance coil; oscillations; parts; plate; post; primary; radio; receiving set; resistance; set; sets; spark coil; telegraph; telephone; transformer; transmitter; transmitting set; tube detector; tuning coil; use; vacuum tube; variable; voltage; wave; wire; wireless
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        item: #38 of 43
          id: 6935
      author: Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick)
       title: The Radio Amateur's Hand Book A Complete, Authentic and Informative Work on Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony
        date: None
       words: 66101
      flesch: 66
     summary: The Parts and Connections of a Separate Heterodyne Long Wave Receiving Set.--The parts required for this long wave receiving set are: (1) four honeycomb or other good _compact inductance_ coils of the longest wave length that you want to receive; (2) three _.001 In the better makes of microphone transformer, there is a third winding, called a _side tone_ coil, to which a headphone can be connected so that the operator who is speaking into the microphone can listen-in and so learn if his transmitter is working up to standard.
    keywords: aerial; alternating; amplifier; apparatus; battery; battery current; circuit; coil; condenser; connect; current; diagram; electric; end; fig; filament; frequency; gap; grid; illustration; inductance coil; oscillations; parts; plate; post; primary; radio; receiving set; resistance; set; sets; spark coil; telegraph; telephone; transformer; transmitter; transmitting set; tube detector; tuning coil; use; vacuum tube; variable; voltage; wave; wire; wireless
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        item: #39 of 43
          id: 75
      author: Goodwin, John E.
       title: E-mail 101
        date: None
       words: 827
      flesch: 59
     summary: [7] A list of E-mail mailing lists, posted to the Frequently Asked Questions or FAQ part of the Usenet newsgroups. Thereafter, any message sent to politics@whitehouse.gov will send you message to all members of the list.
    keywords: mail; message
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        item: #40 of 43
          id: 80
      author: De Presno, Odd
       title: The Online World
        date: None
       words: 67667
      flesch: 68
     summary: Chapter 17: Gazing into the future ================================== Thoughts about things to come. Appendix 5: Books, articles, newsletters, etc. for further reading ====================================================== Internet -------- The Matrix: Computer Networks and Conferencing Systems Worldwide, John S. Quarterman, Digital Press, Bedford, MA, 719 pages, 1990.
    keywords: = =; = mail; access; address; american; bbs; bitnet; bits; board; bps; bulletin; business; cable; chapter; characters; check; code; commands; communications; company; compuserve; computer; conferences; connect; contact; cost; countries; data; database; directory; discussion; disk; dos; electronic; enter; europe; example; f =; fax; fidonet; file; following; forum; ftp; global; help; host; ibm; information; information service; interest; international; internet; know; library; list; magazine; mailbox; mailing; message; modem; need; network; news; news service; north; number; online; packet; people; phone; press; procomm; program; protocol; public; remote; research; screen; script; search; second; sending; services; set; software; sources; speed; standard; start; stories; subject; system; technology; telephone; telnet; text; time; transfer; type; u.s.a; use; usenet; users; way; world; | |
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        item: #41 of 43
          id: 819
      author: Casson, Herbert Newton
       title: The History of the Telephone
        date: None
       words: 55274
      flesch: 73
     summary: It was beyond all argument superior to the telephones then in use and the lessees of Bell telephones clamored with one voice for a transmitter as good as Edison's. It is conceivable that cables of telephone wires could be laid underground, or suspended overhead, connecting by branch wires with private dwellings, shops, etc., and uniting them through the main cable with a central office.
    keywords: american; bell; bell company; bell system; bell telephone; boston; city; companies; company; country; day; days; dollars; electric; fact; general; half; hubbard; invention; line; little; man; men; miles; new; new york; office; patent; people; place; public; sanders; states; stock; switchboard; talk; telegraph; telephone; telephone business; telephone company; telephone exchange; telephone men; telephone service; telephone system; telephone wires; time; union; united; use; vail; watson; way; western; wire; work; world; years; york; young
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        item: #42 of 43
          id: 820
      author: Martin, Thomas Commerford
       title: Edison: His Life and Inventions
        date: None
       words: 265273
      flesch: 60
     summary: THE SOCIAL SIDE OF EDISON APPENDIX LIST OF UNITED STATES PATENTS FOREIGN PATENTS INDEX INTRODUCTION PRIOR to this, no complete, authentic, and authorized record of the work of Mr. Edison, during an active life, has been given to the world. The present authors deem themselves happy in the confidence reposed in them, and in the constant assistance they have enjoyed from Mr. Edison while preparing these pages, a great many of which are altogether his own.
    keywords: a. edison; american; apparatus; armature; art; battery; building; business; carbon; case; cement; central; chapter; chemical; circuit; close; commercial; conductors; copper; country; course; current; day; days; development; device; distribution; dynamo; edison; edison company; edison dynamo; edison electric; edison general; edison lamp; edison lighting; edison patents; edison phonograph; edison system; electricity; end; energy; engine; experiments; fact; feet; field; following; form; gas; general; good; hand; home; hours; house; idea; incandescent; invention; inventor; iron; kind; laboratory; lamp; left; life; light; lighting; like; line; little; machine; magnetic; main; making; man; manner; manufacture; material; matter; means; men; menlo; methods; mind; money; motion; motor; nature; new; new york; note; number; office; operation; operator; order; ore; original; paper; park; parts; patent; people; period; phonograph; place; plant; point; power; practice; present; pressure; problem; public; record; resistance; results; rolls; room; second; series; set; short; small; states; station; stock; storage; story; street; subject; system; telegraph; telephone; things; thought; time; time edison; type; united; use; way; wire; work; working; world; years; york; york edison; young
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        item: #43 of 43
          id: 979
      author: Munro, John
       title: Heroes of the Telegraph
        date: None
       words: 77737
      flesch: 62
     summary: He recognised that the Morse and other telegraph instruments in use were comparatively slow in speed, owing to the mechanical inertia of the parts; and he saw that if the signal currents were made to pass through a band of travelling paper soaked in a solution which would decompose under their action, and leave a legible mark, a very high speed could be obtained. He devoted a great part of his time to electrical invention and research; and the number of telegraph apparatus of all sorts--telegraph cables, land lines, and their accessories--which have emanated from the Siemens Telegraph Works has been remarkable.
    keywords: apparatus; atlantic; battery; bell; cable; carbon; circuit; coil; company; cooke; current; day; edison; electric; electricity; electro; end; experiments; father; good; home; house; hughes; idea; instrument; invention; inventor; iron; jenkin; life; light; line; london; magnet; making; man; means; message; metal; microphone; miles; mind; morse; new; office; order; paper; paris; phonograph; place; professor; room; royal; science; sea; siemens; signals; sir; society; sound; speech; subject; telegraph; telephone; thomson; time; university; vibrations; voice; water; way; wheatstone; william; wire; words; work; working; world; years; york
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