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From “too dumb for college” to multimillionaire: The teen who built the Victor phonograph empire
Eldridge Johnson was once told he was "too dumb for college" at age fifteen. Yet this Delaware boy who lost his mom at two went on to build an empire. After working as a machinist, his life changed ...
Rumors of new, improved methods of phonograph recording (on wire, film, etc.) have filled the wartime air. Last week one of the biggest U.S. recording companies, RCA Victor, said that, so far as its ...
After more than a century, gramophones, phonographs, and cylinder players are prized as collectibles—and music machines. George F. Paul has never forgotten the delight he felt when he encountered his ...
Talking tin foil -- Cylinders in business -- Entertainment for a nickel -- Emile Berliner's disc -- At home with the phonograph -- The improving gramophone -- Europe welcomes the talking machine -- A ...
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