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The Phonogram (1901-05)

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4 THE PHONOGRAM adjusted by carefully bending the feed nut spring until«» causes the nut to press on the threaded shaft properly, a See that the reproducer point does not drop down too far on record. If this is the case, the reproducer arm comes in contact with the reproducer weight and its movement is interfered with and it will (by pressing too hard on record) cut the record. This will show itself by a white dust or shaving which will form on the record as it is reproduced. To remedy this, the link which connects reproducer arm with glass should be removed and a shorter one substituted. See that the pulley wheel on mandrel or the driving pul- ley on motor does not touch the frame of the machine while running. These are the principal causes for discordant tones. ZEMAN'S PHONOGRAPHIC METHOD OF BABY TENDING. Alderman Zeman, of Chicago, has made a discovery which, he claims, will bring joy and comfort to the parents of little babies. It is in brief a new method for putting a baby to sleep. Mr. and Mrs. Zeman have a year-old infant, which is very fine child, but is like lots of others in-so-much as she cries long and loud at most inopportune times. At present the baby is teething and is more con- spicuously present than usual. The other night the baby started at 7 o'clock to howl. The alderman's wife tried to quiet the youngster, but gave up in despair. Then the alderman from the Thirtieth ward tried his hand at it. For one hour he battled. Then sat down and wiped his perspiring brow. The child yelled more lustily than ever. w