The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

Novelty oyen.GO
It is clear that firm No. i to do the work by ths
old method, performed by the Novelty Oven would
require seventeen men, seventeen boys and
seventeen tons of coal per week. The difference is at
provcmen cannot be better described than by giving
extract from the report Of committee appointed the
Institute Of Arts and Inventions ats Louis See report
Feb ~, 1851 "The examining committee respectfully
report that they have given the Rotary Oven invented
by Hosea Ball. thorough and patient examination after
having proceeded with caution and feel satisfied
that every point that demanded investigation has been
well and truly attended to- We find that Mr.. Bals in
vention possesses the following qualities We thnk-1s
That the method adopted by Mr. Ball Is not only novel,
but perfectly adapted to the purposes of baking than
any other within the knowledge OF the committee that
they could hear Of 3D. That its economy is very great
in comparison with any Of the modes now in 3D..
That the rapdy with which it performs its work is such
as to render it evident that large reduction In the price
of the various kinds Of bread baked by IT. be made
thus comforting benefit upon the public 4th That
from the facility with which Its movements governe
the rotation can at all times made to conform to tho
temperature by which it is surroundcd-thus giving .
uniformity to the appearance and character Of the bread
9TH a Dy s g, sns
&C. discharged from the oven completely dried
render the Of the kiln entirely unnecessary at the
time preserving good color to the bread. 9th.
That for general goodnesssuch tenderness sweet
ness and being thoroughly done-wc have never found
and the articles out Of boxes opened by direction.
All Of which we hereby submit with the recommendation
that the Institute extend to Mr. Ball their cheerSal
operation and confidence. (Signed) JOSEPH f WARE,
Actuary Besides this about twenty of the most extern
sye firms in St Louis invited to inspect this i'm
provement and after thoroughly examining its opera
tion made public report, in which they gave the
most unqualified testimony in its favor, princi.
paily on the ground Of the benefits it mast confer
upon mankind in cheapenng the necessary article
Of food As further evidence of the beautiful manner
with which this performs its work. the Mechanics
institute Of Maryland awarded silver medal in 1881 and
another in 1882 to the Messrs Masons a Baltimore for
the best ship bread and crackers And it's capAbty for
baking all kinds Of b<ead has been thoroughly and rac
tcaly tested Mr. Ball has erected thrse Of these oysr
in Baltimore one in Boston, and the third In thi
ctythe one in St. Louis being experimental Tha hole
his immediate supervision and work with the .sfction
OF o chrcnometer The public are invited to imsct the
Of science but curiosity, where any who NAV take
interest in such matters, will be mnly repad for
thsir trouble, by the qualification 'evad iSe~efrou
End such Of the trade desire to their nressnt
mode Of conducting their busne s. either in this city or
abroad vii, ma 10 .ne'r aa ntage to adopt Mr. Ball.
the United States are now eady for ale A. nrces that
conno' 'au " temunefa~. purchasers.