Doll

Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 4
a fsvorite plaything of children, found in the greatest variety of form and decoration. Of late years “doll shows,” or bazaars, have been very popular in the United States, where hundreds of dolls are put on exhibition and sold, generally in aid of some charity. The phonograph doll, — invented by Edison, created great interest when it was first introduced.
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