Domestic engineering; Home economics; Home economics -- Equipment and supplies; Household appliances
234. Different types of sewing machines. 235. Lock-stitch sewing
machine. 236. Feed plate. 237. Bobbins. 238. Shuttle bobbins.
239. Chain-stitch machine. 240. Cautions for all machines.
241. General instructions.
CHAPTER XXXIV. AUTOMOBILES 192
242. Starting the motor. 243. Driving the automobile. 244.
Care of car.
CHAPTER XXXV. LAWN MOWERS; INCUBATORS 195
245. Operation and care of lawn mowers. 246. Storing mowers.
247. Scissors and shears. 248. Principles upon which incubator
works. 249. The body of the incubator. 250. Incubators heated
by a lamp. 251. The wick. 252. Thermostat. 253. The thermometer.
254. Operation of incubator. 255. Egg tester.
CHAPTER XXXVI. TYPEWRITERS 202
256. Construction of typewriter. 257. Special features of
typewriter. 258. Interchangeable-type typewriters. 259. Care
of typewriters. 260. The hectograph. 261. Mimeograph and
multigraph.
PART X. MOTORS, FUELS AND GAS PLANTS
CHAPTER XXXVII. TREADLES AND WATER MOTORS 209
262. Definition of motor. 263. The treadle. 264. Water motors.
265. Selecting a water motor. 266. Two types of water
motors.
CHAPTER XXXVIII. ENGINES; MOTORS AND BATTERIES; FUELS 212
267. Gasoline engines. 268. Figuring speed of pulleys. 269.
Operating the engine. 270. Points in caring for engine. 271.
Generating electricity for homes. 272. Batteries. 273. Liquid
batteries. 274. A dry-cell battery. 275. Storage batteries. 276.
Some uses for electric motors. 277. Definition tables.
CHAPTER XXXIX. GAS PLANTS 220
278. Gasoline gas plants. 279. Acetylene-gas plant. 280.
Directions for operating acetylene plant. 281. Cautions to be
observed in using acetylene gas. 282. Compressed gases and oils.
PART XI. MEASURING DEVICES
CHAPTER XL. SCALES FOR WEIGHING 225
283. Equal-arm balances. 284. Unequal-arm balances. 285. Spring
scales.
CHAPTER XLI. DEVICES FOR MEASURING VOLUME 227
286. Graduate and measuring cup. 287. Tablespoons. 288. Teaspoons.
289. Standard measuring spoons. 290. Liquid and cooking
measures. 291. Dry measures. 292. Cubic, square and linear
measures.
CHAPTER XLII. GAS, WATER AND ELECTRIC METERS 230
293. Different kinds of meters. 294. Construction of a gas meter.
295. Reading the gas meter. 296. Water meters. 297. Prepayment
meters. 298. The electric meter.
CHAPTER XLIII. THERMOMETERS AND THERMOSTATS 233
299. Mercury thermometers. 300. Oven thermometer. 301. Maximum
thermometers. 302. Thermostats.
CHAPTER XLIV. HYDROMETERS AND BAROMETERS 237
303. Hydrometer. 304. Hygroscopes. 305. Barometers.
PART I
COOKING STOVES
CHAPTER I
WOOD AND COAL STOVES
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