Local Unity and Catholicity in English Christianity
Edward Whith argues for local freedom and unity among English Christians against sectarian specialities tied to denominational power. He urges a return to a short creed and close union with nearby neighbors, warning against distant alliances that hinder local faith and good works.
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Christendom
Edward Whith
The Phonograph Explains Its Promise to Modern Life
A detailed account extols the phonograph as an Edison invention, describing how a brass cylinder, tinfoil, and a vibrating diaphragm capture speech and reproduce it later. It notes potential philological uses, distant playback via electric links, and the instrument’s novel capacity to preserve voices of the departed.
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United States
Ihs
Times
Edison
New Jersey
Graham Bell
Bell
London Stereoscopic Company
Stroh
Ada
Noshiéeesossa
Society of Telegraphic Engineers
Physical Society
W. H. Preece
Institution of Civil Engineers