Editorials to Run Fridays From Cincinnati Manufacturers
A notice announces a series of diversified editorials published each Friday by Cincinnati manufacturing concerns.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
8
A notice announces a series of diversified editorials published each Friday by Cincinnati manufacturing concerns.
A visit to the U S Aluminum Castings Company shows Acme Aluminum as a superior alloy with less than 2 percent additive creating a tough, polished metal used in auto parts and handlebars. The firm notes rising demand, a new aluminum grip line, and a Buffalo Exposition pavilion built entirely of aluminum.
A registering speed indicator by the Cincinnati Screw and Tap Company automatically tallies revolutions. The device uses a large dial of 100 lines and a small dial of 50 lines to show 100 revolutions, with a trip mechanism. It includes a hard rubber handle for electrical safety and an optional leatherette case.
The Dove Brand sugar-coated meats from John C. Roth Packing Company are cited as a trusted value. Watch for dealers misrepresenting products by substituting sawdust hams and bacon bearing the dove mark. Some buyers report being sold inexpensive salt meat instead of genuine Dove Brand sugar cured meats.
The American Book Company of Cincinnati is hailed as the largest school book publisher in the United States. It received top awards at the 1900 Paris Exposition including two grand prizes, a gold medal, and two silver medals, confirming its peerless status in school texts and its extensive catalogue of library books for youth.
Cincinnati hosts fashionable trolley parties and open car rides as a popular summer pastime. A new line between Cincinnati and Aurora with stops at Lawrenceburg and Harrison offers river views along the Ohio and avoids grade crossings for smoother travel. The route, praised for safety and scenery, is expected to draw crowds in July and August and attract spring patrons before open cars return.
The article extols Youghiogheny coal as preferred by many in Pittsburg and outlines Pittsburg Coal Company’s operations. It notes eight acres on the river front, three modern elevators, a 60 000 bushels daily capacity, 100 workers, and an electric plant boosting efficiency. Coal is stored under cover with dry clean screening and direct mine to consumer supply, avoiding middlemen. Rail shipments reach 100 miles and gas coal is in high demand across the West and Northwest.
A Cincinnati family brewery started in 1869 by the Klotters later merged into Bellevue Brewing Company. Bellevue shows $100,000 capital and 75,000 barrels annual capacity with about fifty employees. Founders include Mr. George Klotter and G Osterfeld. Klotter serves as President and Treasurer.
The article highlights Joseph Honhorst & Co as a leading sheet iron and steel firm with a wide range of products from smokestacks and tanks to shell lined stacks, pipes for water air or wind, mash tubs, soap kettles, cement pans, sewer buckets and tar kettles. The business serves the local area and extends to adjacent states and Mexico.
The Tudor Boiler Manufacturing Company promotes the Lynn Patent Safety Water Tube Boiler designed for high pressure and fuel efficiency. Its segmented water capacity limits pressure in failures, deposits impurities in a mud drum, avoids riveted flame exposure, and allows easy cleaning and tube removal to maximize heat extraction and prevent explosions.
The McCormick Harvesting Company stands as the world’s largest harvesting machine manufacturer with a global reach wherever grains grow. It emphasizes quality materials and design, has earned numerous medals including the Paris Grand Prize, and offers a range of devices aimed at ease of work, economy, and operator safety.
The article extols Selters and other natural waters while explaining the shift to artificial mineral waters. It highlights W T Wagner’s Sons at 1920-26 Race Street Cincinnati as producing waters that meet natural-water analyses and receive physician endorsement.
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