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| The great inventor, the fruits of whose genius so magically transformed the everyday world, was 84 years and 8 months old | "Thomas Edison, Original Letters and Primary Source Documents" |
Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library: Edison fears the hidden perils of the x-rays.
24| A brief history of Con Edison:"Electricity"• "GE emerges world's largest company: Forbes" | Sculpture of three giant light bulbs: in memory of Thomas Alva Edison• After Fight for Life Since He Was Stricken on August 1 |
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| John Eyre Sloane Has a Son at the Harbor Sanitarium Here" | Inventor's Daughter Married to J |
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| "About the Memory of a Theatre" | Cleveland, A History of the Modern Middle East, Westview Press 2004 |
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| "The Life of Thomas Edison", American Memory, Library of Congress, Retrieved March 3, 2009 | Thomas Alva Edison died at 3:24 o'clock this morning at his home, Glenmont, in the Llewellyn Park section of this city |