[D0326AAM], Letter from W B Northrop to Thomas Alva Edison, May 7th, 1903
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Letterhead of Central News & Press Exchange Incorporated 145 STRAND. 168 Fleet St. London, Eng. May 7, 1903. Thos. A. Edison, Esq., Dear Mr Edison, Enclosed, is an article I recently wrote on how your new phonographs are made. It appeared in an English magazine called "Leisure Hour." I thought you might like to see it. You will remember, Mr Miller supplied the Data and let me take the [phono's?] last year. I am afraid you will <MAIN OFFICE.> <RECEIVED MAY 27 1903> <ANS. __________________> <[illegible overstruck marginalia]> <[illegible overstruck marginalia]> <E> [TAE Marginalia] think I have been [illegible overstruck text] working the Edison vein for all it is worth. I hope, however, there has been nothing displeasing to you in any of the stuff that has [yet?] appeared? I have tried to be as accurate as interest will permit. Edison's object, it seems, to anything that lacks an element of fiction. Hoping you are well, and trusting that, if I could be of any service to you over in London, you will command me, believe me, Faithfully yours W. B. Northrop <nothing enclosed> <[JPR?]> [TAE Marginalia]