The Phonogram (II), Issue 1

by: Herbert A. Shattuck

Publication date: 1900-05

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: Phonograph, Phonograph History, Thomas Edison, National Phonograph Company, Sound Recording History

Collection: thephonogram; audiohistory; additional_collections

Language: English

Issue 1 of The Phonogram (II), published May 1900.

A Riddle
As a Means of Salvation
A is for Army
It Caught Even the Deacons
Its Naturalness Deceived Him
Who Has Ever Heard of a Phonograph Buoy?
B is for Buoy
Talking Clocks
C is for Clock
New Edison Concert Records
Having Fun With an Echo
A 'Phone Nap Costs Money
An Up To Date Ghost Story - Mr. Openeer
The Story of the Phonograph
May Notes
Some Recent Rag-Time Songs

Please note, there are several magazines titled 'Phonogram'. This is the publication edited by Herbert A. Shattuck for Edison's National Phonograph Company between 1900 and 1902. A date/title index is forthcoming at the Media History Digital Library.

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Reviewer: HappySwordsman - - September 7, 2016
Subject: Talking clocks

Interesting issue of this magazine. The article on talking clocks is interesting, describes clocks giving out pre-recorded speech to encourage people to wake up. Interesting idea, but probably would become annoying after a while.

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