Henry Ford's Own Story
- Subtitle
- How a Farmer Boy Rose to the Power that goes with Many Millions, Yet Never Lost Touch with Humanity
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER I ONE SUMMER’S DAY3. CHAPTER II MENDING A WATCH4. CHAPTER III THE FIRST JOB5. CHAPTER IV AN EXACTING ROUTINE6. CHAPTER V GETTING THE MACHINE IDEA7. CHAPTER VI BACK TO THE FARM8. CHAPTER VII THE ROAD TO HYMEN9. CHAPTER VIII MAKING A FARM EFFICIENT10. CHAPTER IX THE LURE OF THE MACHINE SHOPS11. CHAPTER X “WHY NOT USE GASOLINE?”12. CHAPTER XI BACK TO DETROIT13. CHAPTER XII LEARNING ABOUT ELECTRICITY14. CHAPTER XIII EIGHT HOURS, BUT NOT FOR HIMSELF15. CHAPTER XIV STRUGGLING WITH THE FIRST CAR16. CHAPTER XV A RIDE IN THE RAIN17. CHAPTER XVI ENTER COFFEE JIM18. CHAPTER XVII ANOTHER EIGHT YEARS19. CHAPTER XVIII WINNING A RACE20. CHAPTER XIX RAISING CAPITAL21. CHAPTER XX CLINGING TO A PRINCIPLE22. CHAPTER XXI EARLY MANUFACTURING TRIALS23. CHAPTER XXII AUTOMOBILES FOR THE MASSES24. CHAPTER XXIII FIGHTING THE SELDON PATENT25. CHAPTER XXIV “THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER”26. CHAPTER XXV FIVE DOLLARS A DAY MINIMUM27. CHAPTER XXVI MAKING IT PAY28. CHAPTER XXVII THE IMPORTANCE OF A JOB29. CHAPTER XXVIII A GREAT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION30. CHAPTER XXIX THE EUROPEAN WAR31. CHAPTER XXX THE BEST PREPAREDNESS