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Electricity and Its Everyday Uses

by John F. Woodhull

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2I — The Dynamo and the Power Station
  3. 3II — The Dynamo, Continued — The Magnet
  4. 4III — The Ammeter
  5. 5IV — The Wattmeter
  6. 6V — The Electric Motor
  7. 7VI — Applications of the Electro-Magnet
  8. 8VII — Electric Heating
  9. 9VIII — Applications of Electric Heating
  10. 10IX — Lighting a Summer Camp by Electricity
  11. 11X — How Electricity Feels
  12. 12XI — The Electrical Sparking Equipment for a Gasolene Engine
  13. 13XII — Electricity From Central Stations
  14. 14XIII — Electricity From an Old Mill
  15. 15XIV — Doing Chores by Electricity
  16. 16XV — Electric Currents From Chemical Action and Chemical Action Fro…
  17. 17XVI — Electrocution at Millville
  18. 18XVII — The Telephone
  19. 19XVIII — Electric Bell Outfit for the Cottage
  20. 20XIX — Using Electricity to Aid the Memory
  21. 21XX — The Electric Brick Oven
  22. 22XXI — Electric Waves
  23. 23XXII — Ringing Bells and Lighting Lamps by Electric Waves
  24. 24XXIII — Telegraphing by Electric Waves
  25. 25XXIV — Halley’s Comet and Electrical Waves
  26. 26XXV — How the Idea of a Universal Ether Developed
  27. 27XXVI — Electric Currents Cannot Be Confined to Wires
  28. 28XXVII — Wireless Telegraphy in Earnest

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