The Story of a Doctor's Telephone—told by His Wife

The Story of a Doctor's Telephone—told by His Wife, written by Ellen M. Firebaugh in the early 20th century, is a fictional narrative that humorously explores the life of a doctor and his wife, Mary. The story illustrates the challenges they face due to the telephone's impact on their daily routines, particularly during medical emergencies. Through Mary's witty reflections and experiences, the book highlights the complexities of balancing domestic life with the demands of a physician's profession, offering insights into family dynamics and societal expectations of the time.