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Dunstan Times, Issue 3149, 25 December 1922, Page 7

The broadcasting of concerts by radio having practically killed the phonograph business in J>ance, an ingenious representative of a JVench maker of talking machines has found new cilents for the phonograph in clergymen. He suggests to them that henceforth instead of wasting valuable time in making notes for their sermon it be spoken into the machine and then m Sunday he can simply put the disk into the machine and, sit down and! listen to it like everybody else. Some jlergymen even go a step further and suggest that the whole service be spoken into the phonograph and then ill that will be necessary will be a :boir boy to change the disks.