A
website created as a memorial to the people,
history,
technology and the "Spirit of Service"
of
what was known as the "Bell System" prior to
1984.
Alexander
Graham Bell
(March 3, 1847 - August 2, 1922)
Click
HERE
to
read the 100th Anniversary
booklet
published by AT&T in 1947, dedicated to Mr. Bell
and
his remarkable legacy.
An
inspiring article on Alexander Graham Bell that is sure
to bring a tear to your eye. This
man
had great vision, and unlike today's tech giants, he was
very humble, and was not out
for
personal glory or earthly riches. Sadly, Mr. Bell
is no longer taught in school, or paid the
respect
he deserves.
Alexander
Graham Bell, Digital Nomad
"Founder,
former president and senior trustee of the National
Geographic Society,"
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/tweeting-place
Telephones
Were Silenced for One Minute After Alexander Graham Bell
Died on August 2, 1922
By
the time Bell died, he had moved on to other inventions.
But the telephone made a huge mark on American society
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/telephones-were-silenced-one-minute-after-alexander-graham-bell-died-180964296/
"When
we think of the telephone and its inventor we likely
think of Alexander Graham Bell. On March 10, 1876, at the
age of 29, Bell spoke to his fellow worker Watson
positioned in another room, uttering the famous words
over the new device that would change the world: “Mr.
Watson—Come here—I want to see
you.”
http://www.tomorrowsworld.org/magazines/2016/november-december/the-man-who-worked-with-all-his-might
Mr.
Bell
In
1947, the Bell System honored the 100th anniversary of
Alexander Graham Bell's birth with a long (for a Bell
System film) biopic. The half-hour film starred Raymond
Edward Johnson as Bell and Mason Adams as Thomas A.
Watson. The film reenacts Bell's daily life during the
period in which he invented the telephone — the
mid-1870s.
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**1968**
American
Voter
An
interesting booklet reproduced by Wisconsin Telephone
Company for the 1968 U.S. Federal election. This booklet
details The Office of The President, The Senate and
House, Electoral College, and that it is important for
every legal, and qualified citizen to vote, and not
ignore their solemn duty. Americans have fought and died
so that legal citizens of our great nation can vote.
Making Of A Citizen
Published by Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph, this booklet from the early 1960s
is an insightful documentation on how the US Election system works (if done honestly).
One of the basic precepts of our
government is that it derives its
"just powers from the consent of
the governed."
As individuals, we give these "just powers" to our elected
representatives who carry out the functions of government
for us.
In
no time in our history is it more imperative than now,
that we as legal U.S. citizens vote for the candidates
that will stand for Life, Liberty, Freedom, and the Rule
of Law, and not lawlessness. In one election we could
loose it all.
THE
LEAST WE CAN DO IS VOTE!
Interesting Facts
and Historical Background on the Bell System
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