. Useful information for cotton manufacturers . II. It had long- been the hobby of Englishmen that there wasnot a climate in the world that rivaled theLocalities Bolton district in suitability for maniifactur- in which ing; but of all places, the development of the Atmosphere artificial moistening systems has been car-is Favorable to ried further there and their adoption moreManufacturing:, general. Certain districts in NorthernFrance (Flanders) and in New Englandmade the same claims, but they too have almost universallyadopted artificially controlled atmospheres. Today any sec-tion where othe
. Useful information for cotton manufacturers . II. It had long- been the hobby of Englishmen that there wasnot a climate in the world that rivaled theLocalities Bolton district in suitability for maniifactur- in which ing; but of all places, the development of the Atmosphere artificial moistening systems has been car-is Favorable to ried further there and their adoption moreManufacturing:, general. Certain districts in NorthernFrance (Flanders) and in New Englandmade the same claims, but they too have almost universallyadopted artificially controlled atmospheres. Today any sec-tion where other conditions are favorable can possess thesame atmosphere as the most favored, for all endeavor tomaintain it artificially and to control it to their varied , clean fresh air to start with is all that is required. Still, comparisons are both instructive and generally in-teresting and therefore the foregoing tables have been pre-pared comparing the climates of some of the best known 1389 STUART W. CRAMER Chaj^f Showinj/ lHJtfllJti^tt. Ml mi fi 3 lie n £^ru^land JK H^^_ik^ ii^^-l; :^;^: Chart 111. manufacturing centers in this country to that of the Boltondistrict. Bombay hasi been inckided for its chmate is pecul-iarly different from that of the others; and Phoenix, Arizona,has been added, by way of contrast, as it has one of thedryest climates in the world. Tt will be noticed that New Bedford and Bolton have aboutthe same mean annual temperatures, 48° and 47° respectively,although there is a greater range of temperature in theformer than in the latter,—an advantage in favor of Bolton. Again, the relative humidity of the two places is practicallythe same, 80% and 84 1-6% respectively,—the difference inrange is slightly in favor of Bolton. But,—a careful inspection of the tables and the three ac-companying charts plotted from them discloses some veryremarkable and surprising results, as will be shown. 1390 Providence, R, L Charlotte, N. C Atlanta, Ga. I believ
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