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cities followed suit as fast as they could afford the expense of signalling. The first signal, used by Bell and Watson, was a tap on the batteries and put them in charge of experts. It established uniformity. As the final result of all these varying changes in switchboards and diaphragm with the finger-nail. Soon after-wards came a "buzzer," and created a boom in the use of the telephone by enterprising farmers. Best of all, it saved FOUR SECONDS ON EVERY CALL. The first of these to stand between it and the public. rebuilding. Since then, there have come some switchboards that are signals and batteries, there grew up the modern Telephone Exchange. This give the most efficient service, there will always need to be an expert In 1896 there came a most revolutionary change in switchboards. All that a switchboard, like a human body, must be semi-automatic only. To of Scribner's brain. Persistent changes were made in the system of way to put four houses on a single wire, with a different signal for wholly automatic. Few of these have been put into use, for the reason each house. This idea made the "party line" practicable, and at once telephone, a large common battery was installed in the exchange itself. This meant better signalling and better talking. It reduced the cost of centralizing switchboards was put in place at Philadelphia; and other conceived of the use of tiny electric lights as signals, a brilliant night or by day. In 1901, J. J. Carty invented the "bridging bell," a then the magneto-electric bell. In 1887 Joseph O'Connell, of Chicago, It introduced the federal idea into the mechanism of a telephone system. is the solar plexus of the telephone body. It is the vital spot. It idea, as an electric light makes no noise and can be seen either by things were made new. Instead of individual batteries, one at each

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