The Library of Work and Play: Electricity and Its Everyday Uses

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	The Dynamo and The Power Station	3
II.	Dynamo continued—The Magnet	11
III.	The Ammeter	25
IV.	The Wattmeter	35
V.	The Electric Motor	43
VI.	Applications of the Electro-magnet	57
VII.	Electric Heating	97
VIII.	Applications of Electric Heating	107
IX.	Lighting a Summer Camp by Electricity	160
X.	How Electricity Feels	168
XI.	The Electric Sparking Equipment for a Gasolene Engine	178
XII.	Electricity From Central Stations	204
XIII.	Electricity From an Old Mill	218
XIV.	Doing Chores by Electricity	240
XV.	Electric currents from Chemical Action and Chemical Action from Electric Currents	248
XVI.	Electrocution at Millville	271
XVII.	The Telephone	274
XVIII.	Electric Bell Outfit for the Cottage	296
XIX.	Using Electricity to Aid the Memory	300
XX.	The Electric Brick Oven	305
XXI.	Electric Waves	309
XXII.	Ringing Bells and Lighting Lamps by Electric Waves	324
XXIII.	Telegraphing by Electric Waves	329
XXIV.	Halley's Comet and Electric Waves	333
XXV.	How the Idea of a Universal Ether Developed	339
XXVI.	Electric Currents Cannot Be Confined to Wires	349
XXVII.	Wireless Telegraphy In Earnest	355

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