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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

7

Mountain Climbing Moves From Swiss Peaks to American Ranges

The piece surveys American mountain climbing from Adirondacks to Alaska, noting governors and enthusiasts who trade Swiss alpine trips for U S peaks. It highlights climbs in the Adirondacks New Hampshire Blue Ridge California Arizona and Colorado and mentions railroads aiding ascent at Mount Washington Pike's Peak and the Grand Canyon.

Charles E. Hughes New York United States Supreme Court Hughes Switzerland Adirondacks White Mountains New Hampshire Blue Ridge Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Mississippi America Mount Wilson California Grand Canyon Arizona Atlantic Yosemite Valley Alaska Mount McKinley Ffc Northwest Canadian Rockies Ameriga Mount Washington N. H New England Pike's Peak Colorado Great Divide Pacific Northwest Congress

World’s Oldest Bell Foundry in Whitechapel Keeps Its Echoes

The London Chronicle tours Mears & Stainbank’s Bell Foundry in Whitechapel, claiming it’s the oldest established business in England. Bells from Westminster to York Minster bear its mark, with three generations at work and a craft passed from father to son.

Whitechapel Road The London Chronicle England Mears & Stainbank Bell Foundry Shakespeare Schiller Earth Queen Elizabeth Artichoke Loughborough Whitechapel Whittington Westminster London Ae Paula Vine York Minster Montreal Buenos Ayres Quebec Calcutta Colombo Hongkong Tasmania America Ita Chicago

Trade outlook improves with stronger iron and steel demand

R G Dun reports a better business outlook in New York with firm crop news and rising iron and steel demand. Open hearth material is in demand, billets at 29 dollars in Pittsburgh, but Bessemer around 25.50. Primary dry goods stay lightly traded while cotton goods prices hold firm and stock clearances shift.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Pittsburg Bessemer

Trade notes by Bradstreet on crops and trade

Irregular and quiet areas mark trade and industry with improving western distribution. Warmer weather boosts crops, while Atlantic coast conditions hinder the east. Western reports are strongest. country trade improves slowly as farmers finish delayed crops. US and Canada business failures for the week ending June 16 rise and wheat exports total 1,633,507 bushels vs prior week.

New York Bradstreet Atlantic United States Canada

Markets Report From Cincinnati Features Wide Price Ranges

Cincinnati markets list poultry eggs fruit and vegetables with varied prices, butter and grain quotations, and live stock and hog figures. Notable items include heavy hens at 14 cents, prime eggs at 19 cents, Florida peaches at 1.50 to 2 per six-basket crate, potatoes around 2.50 to 2.75 per bri, wheat near 1.05 to 1.08, and hogs from 7.50 to 9.76 per cwt with other livestock priced accordingly.

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Automatic Telepost system scores with Taft speech relay

At the Farmers' Convention in St. Louis the Telepost Automatic Telegraph Co. demonstrated rapid news dispatch, sending a 1000 word story to Chicago, Indianapolis, Springfield, Terre Haute and more within minutes. The system, praised by Professor Raymn Hitchcock, promises faster word transmission and new cross city lines linking Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Louisville and others as Senate committee moves to admit it to the District of Columbia.

Farmers’ Convention St. Louis Telepost Automatic Telegraph Co Taft Chicago Indianapolis Springfield Terre Haute Middle West Farmers of America N. Y Peary North Pole Labrador New York Times Detroit Toledo Cleveland Louisville Michigan Ohio Indiana Kentucky Senate Committee On District of Columbia National Capitol New York Washington

Not Prepared to See and Quick Clean Linen Tips

A fragment from a period page discusses household issues including seeing a house, table linen wear, and care. It promotes Easy Task laundry soap as a dirt fighting aid and suggests buying two five cent cakes with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It mentions a quip about goodness and references Thoreau and Disraeli era quotes.

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