How to become an inventor : $b Containing experiments in photography, hydraulics, galvanism and electricity, magnetism, heat, and the wonders of the microscope

"How to Become an Inventor" by Aaron A. Warford is a late 19th-century manual for young inventors, offering guidance on experiments in photography, hydraulics, galvanism, electricity, magnetism, heat, and microscopy. The book highlights the value of hands-on skills, especially carpentry, for young people, arguing that the ability to build things independently saves money. It gives practical advice on how to set up a workspace with the right tools, creating a foundation for exploring science and mechanics through experimentation and innovation. The book's friendly tone encourages young readers to learn and explore the world of invention.