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EVENTS:... [DOC] [TLE] The History of the Phonograph - Personal.psu.edu [PAR] With a phone call, the message had to be listened to by a person then written 
down ... on the telephone, and then used to playback later would be the ultimate 
answer. ... This was headway though, Edison proved that his voice could be 
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a less... [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about INVENTORS-J - StudyStack [PAR] WITH HIS 1886 WAX RECORDING CYLINDER, HE COULD HAVE MADE AN 
ANSWERING MACHINE FOR HIS PHONE, BELL. THIS SCOTTISH ENGINEER... [DOC] [TLE] History of the Cylinder Phonograph - Inventing Entertainment: The ... [PAR] Edison gave a sketch of the machine to his mechanic, John Kruesi, to build, 
which ... A patent was awarded to C. Bell and Tainter on May 4, 1886. ... The first 
wax cylinders Edison used were white and made of ceresin, beeswax, and 
stearic wax. ... In January 1896, he started the National Phonograph Company 
which would... [DOC] [TLE] Phonograph cylinder - Wikipedia [PAR] Phonograph cylinders are the earliest commercial medium for recording and 
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on July 18, 1877. ... He settled on a thicker all-wax cylinder, the surface of which 
could be ... These have professionally made recordings of songs, instrumental 
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device ... instead of phonograph cylinders to record and reproduce sound and 
formed the ... that early answering machines used, Bell's recorder used a 4.8mm 
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And then they made it a reverse acronym and decided it would stand ... In the ten 
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holds some of the earliest audio recordings ever made. ... and cylinders Bell used 
as he tried his hand at recording sound. ... Bell deposited this recording and his 
recording machine at the .... You can take the boy out of Australia! [DOC] [TLE] Sound recordings and the library - Ideals [PAR] He called his theoretical machine a "paleophone." ... cylinder, limited by poor 
sound reproduction, could not maintain interest. ... May 1886. ... introduced a 
cylinder made of solid wax. He ... Edison may not have felt much enthusiasm 
about his business .... of the acoustic or preelectric era-recordings made and 
reproduced by. [DOC] [TLE] The Edisonian - Volume 12 The Thomas Edison Papers at Rutgers ... [PAR] This trove details how Edison and his household fit into the ordinary world they ... 
other aspiring citizens, while his inventive record details how he became an icon 
... was 1886, when Edison jotted down some ideas for a snow removal machine. 
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the earliest surviving

Question: With his 1886 wax recording cylinder, he could have made an answering machine for his phone
Answer: Alexander Graham Bell