These documents cover the years 1886-1931. They include a newspaper clipping about Edison's marriage to Mina Miller in February 1886; an article about Edison's perfected phonograph written for the Technical Educator by T. C. Hepworth; a 14-page biographical article written in 1895 by Henry Tyrell for Leslie's Popular Monthly; a printed version of a 1922 address by economist William T. Foster criticizing the Edison-Ford Commodity Money scheme; and the text of a radio address delivered by Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., following Edison's death in 1931. One item from the "Artifacts Series" also appears here: Harvey J. Sconce's business card for the Chicago "Century of Progress" exhibition, bearing a note from Edison to Ford.
[X001N1], Article, Akron Enquirer, February 25th, 1886 1886-02-25
[X001N2], Article, T C Hepworth, 1890 1890-00-00
[X001N3], Article, Henry Tyrrell, March 1895 1895-03-00
[X001N4], Speech, William Trufant Foster, November 23rd, 1922 1922-11-23
[X001N5] Letter, 1930-1931 1930-1931
[X001N6], Speech, Harvey Samuel Firestone, Jr., October 19th, 1931 1931-10-19