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do not operate as they should The housewife begins to*'iron and the lights take a step toward the dark. When these things happen to you, don’t blame the electrical equipment. It’s probably giving all it can on a starvation diet of electricity. Checkyour wiring system first. Chances are that it is suffering from two very common ailments: low voltage and lack of circuit capacity. These conditions didn’t arrive overnight. They have been building up over the months or years while you have been adding electrical equipment to your wiring system. Now it is overloaded, It is being asked to shoulder a much heavier electrical load than that for which it was originally intended. Most farm wiring systems, like Topsy, just grew. As the use of electricity spreadfrom the home to all other buildings many wiring systems,unfortunately, failed tokeepstet with this expansion. Too often

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the home and other building on haphazard journeys of du>

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