22 Nov 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1909
Page
1
A comic essay explains how firemen avoid swearing on duty but vent frustration on after hours reports with the phrase "Damn trifling" tied to minor blazes. The tale attributes origin to Chief Archibald and notes blanks for alarm reports include space for damage details.
More than 10 000 invitations sent by local hardwood manufacturers for a convention in Cincinnati on February 1 2 and 3 8 not January 18 19 20. About 5000 industry members expected. Linton hotel selected for headquarters. An exhibition of moving pictures will illustrate the complete process from tree felling to finished product with scenes from Canada Michigan and other centers. A Big Sandy river view shows over 10 000 logs in transit to the mill. Pictures to be shown when the meeting convenes.
A long list of dairy and cheese items with prices per box or per pound and various fish and shellfish prices. Camembert imported 85c a box, domestic 25c, Club 10c–25c per jar, creams 20c–25c per lb, Edam 1.10–1.25, Fromage Brie 50c per lb, Gorgonzola Tuscany 4.50 per lb, Port du Salut 65c per lb, several Swiss varieties 85c imported or 20c domestic. seafood prices include clams 35c per dozen, crab meat 50c quart, and multiple fish prices per pound. Eggs 32–35c per dozen, butter 32–40c, poultry and meats with assorted per‑unit prices. Spring chickens 25–50c apiece, turkeys 20–27c per lb, lamb 1.75 per lb, beef tenderloin 25c per lb.
Yesterday afternoon the Altenheim hosted a large doll show with about 500 dolls from Mrs. Max Fleischmann and local schools. Attendees voted for favorites as booths selling fancy work and candy thrived, and the event planned a continuation tomorrow.
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