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[[start page]] [[in pencil]] 164 [[/in pencil]] experiments between ourselves. J. says he is ready to try anything better than Shellac and they are not by any means satisfied with results of Shellac. After I explained them situation, they seem very eager to carry out fuller experiments and help us in any new experiments we may undertake. Very friendly interview took 5 P.M train to New York. Supper at Chemists Club. By the way I [[strikethrough]] used [[/strikethrough]] suggested to Johnson and the two other gentlemen possible use of [[red underline]] magnetic [[/red underline]] [[end page]] [[start page]] [[in pencil]] 165 [[/in pencil]] [[red underline]] oxide of iron, precipitated as an abrasive in the [[/red underline]] composition of phonograph [[process?]] [[red underline]] instead of ferric oxide [[/red underline]] they are using now. They showed much interest and I explained to them difference between ordinary Fe2O3 and ferric [[hydroxide?]] and black magnetic oxide. I will try it. Went in New York to theatre: silly [[strikethrough]] play [[/strikethrough]] so called society play, Home with 11 [[superscript, underlined]] 19 [[/superscript, underlined]]. March 2. [[red underline]] Many new orders for Bakelite, things advancing [[/red underline]] nicely. There seems almost no doubt Bakelite will be a commercial success [[vertical red line in left margin runs along entire March 2 entry]] [[end page]]
Transcription Notes:
J. means Johnson of the phonograph record company