Electricity in daily life
Subtitle: a popular account of the applications of electricity to every day uses.
By: By Cyrus F. Brackett, Franklin Leonard Pope [and others]. With one hundred and twenty-five illustrations.
Contributors: Brackett, C. F. 1833-1915.; Pope, Frank L. 1840-1895.; Wetzler, Joseph, b. 1863.; Morton, Henry, 1836-1902.; Buckingham, Charles Luman, 1852-; Webb, Herbert Laws.; Hughes, Walter Scott.; Millis, John, 1858-; Kennelly, Arthur E. 1861-1939.; Starr, M. Allen 1854-1932.
Publisher: C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1890
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: Electric industries; Electricity
Table of contents: title: Electricity in the service of man, by C.F. Brackett.; title: The electric  motor and its applications, by F. L. Pope.; title: The electric railway of to-day, by Joseph Wetzler.; title: Electricity in lighting, by Henry Morton.; title: The telegraph of to-day, by C.L. Buckingham.; title: The making and laying of a cable, by H.L. Webb.; title: Electricity in naval warfare, by W.S. Hughes.; title: Electricity in land warfare, by John Millis.; title: Electricity in the household, by A.E. Kennelly.; title: Electricity in relation to the human body, M.A. Starr.