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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

7

Mountain Climbing An American Pastime Says WALDON FAWCETT

Mountain climbing in America has grown from a local New England pastime to a national activity. Governors like Charles E. Hughes and his son turn to Adirondacks, White Mountains, and Blue Ridge for peaks testing a hiker, while West Coast climbs and grand canyons attract climbers. Railroads to peak summits and hotels atop mountains make the sport accessible, with American guides leading many excursions.

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 McKinley Glon Sera Mount Washington N. H New England Pike’s Peak Colorado Great Divide Pacific Northwest Congress

Whitechapel Bell Foundry of England's Oldest Craft

A portrait of Mears & Stainbank's Bell Foundry in Whitechapel, established 1570, praised as England's oldest continuous business. The piece traces its history from Elizabethan times, notes famed bells like Bow bells and Montreal cathedral, and explains bell-making artistry and family traditions carried through generations.

Whitechapel Road The London Chronicle England Mears & Stainbank Bell Foundry Shakespeare Schiller Earth Loughborough Whitechapel Whitt Caenae Weatt R Repti York Minster Montreal Buenos Ayres Quebec Calcutta Colombo Hongkong Tasmania

Outlook 13 Better Highlights Trade Signals

R G Dun weekly review notes firmer crop news and improved iron and steel markets. Foreign trade shows export excess while open hearth demand rises and pig iron orders increase. Bessemer prices sit around 25.50 while 29 at Pittsburgh. Western cotton goods firm, stock clearance efforts intensified, and crop prospects improve with warmer weather.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Pittsburg Bessemer

Markets Record Prices for Cattle and Grains

Live Stock markets report prices across cattle hogs sheep and calves with ranges for shippers butchers and feeders. Grain futures show No 2 red wheat at 1.05 to 1.08 and corn white and yellow varieties with mixed grades listed. Prices for hay barley rye oats and bran and middlings are included in the same market slate.

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Fry Salt Bacon With Water For Tender Juicy Slices

A Woman's Life advice suggests adding a small amount of water to the pan with bacon. Let the water boil away then fry as usual. The bacon should be less salty and come out tender and nice.

Aunt Margaret's Fudge Recipe Note

A vintage fudge recipe lists two cups sugar one cup English wannula three-fourths cup milk and one teaspoon vanilla. Instructions say to cook until it treads.

Automatic system scores on rivals in telegraph test

At the Farmers Convention in St. Louis the Telepost Automatic Telegraph Co. demonstrated rapid press work by transmitting a 1000 word Taft speech story to Chicago Indianapolis Springfield Terre Haute and other Middle West cities within one minute. Extension plans include Chicago to Detroit and Toledo and a New York Washington link awaiting Senate approval.

Farmers’ Convention St. Louis Telepost Automatic Telegraph Co Taft Chicago Indianapolis Springfield Terre Haute Middle West Farmers of America Press Association Raymn Hitchcock Department of Science and Industries Smithsonian Institution N. S 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

How to Make Table Linen Last and the Soap Debate

A column discusses rising table linen costs and wear after washing, blaming caustic soaps. It recommends Easy Task laundry soap as a dirt and stain fighter and promises money back if unsatisfied. The piece also cites quotes from Thoreau and Disraeli and mentions Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething.

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