Striking Kentucky Horse Show Draws Midway Giants
A Lexington Kentucky horse fair draws national interest with Elks led midways, boxing kangaroos, and dazzling animal shows. Kentuckians and visitors mix racing amusements, mystic matinees, and live performances as speakers vie for attention at the midway. Arthur Draper, son of General W. W. Draper, mingles with crowds, while locals showcase oratory and bold stances amid the fair’s varied attractions.
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Kentucky
Belmont
Whitney
Lexington
Erdand
Harriers Damresii
Stenete
Cairo
Carris Nation
Minnie
The
Elks
Congress
Blue Grass State
Spen
Demosthenes
Breckinridge
Massachusetts
Harvard
Arthur Draper
W. W. Draper
Ana
Fogle
Horses and Kentucky stock farms in a ledger of breeding life
A vivid travelogue through Lexington and its horse culture. Descriptions cover the grand stand, judges, and racing scenes, then move to McGrathian na and Castleton estates. Notable figures include Major Foxhail Dangerfield and James R. Keene, with notes on Hanover and Caps and Bells. The piece mingles racing lore, farm hospitality, and social pages from Atlanta visits.
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Crenshaw
Madame
Rosa Bonheur
Milton Youve
Ante
Tal Srebe
Birvaikast
Willtbe
A. G. Leonard
Stock and Farm
Blue Grass State
Turquoise symbolism and new Azure mine stones in jewelry
The text notes German belief of turquoise representing faithfulness in marriages and truth, warn that color change signals waning love. It contrasts with Azure mine stones which never change color and mentions new settings and precious stones by Idavis Freeman and others.
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Freeman
Social Notes Mixed Visitors In City Over Several Days
Mrs Cand ler remains longer in the city while Wes Mr. Herry M Wayne from Augusta spends Sunday in town. Mr Willard Black of New York stays for several weeks as S Jonas and family return to New York. Mr and Mrs Harry Reed have come back to Knoxville. Miss Susie Gale plans a stay at Togcoa alls. Florence Jackson returns from Mount Airy on September last. Marion May Goodwin back from Atlanta to Chattanooga. Mrs Waldo, Miss Nancy and Miss Sarah Waldo expected home today. Mason Price of Birmingham in the city for a few days. Rumor says the Fred Scott couple may move to Milwaukee. Mrs BR Manston of Philadelphia visiting her Atlanta relatives. Mrs B A Doneney and W H Zachry noted from Talulah Falls. C A Bowen of the Fourth National Bank on vacation near Savannah.
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Mary Matthews
Talbotton
J. J. Oliphant
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Tennessee
W. L. Jenkins
Anna Seall
Meridian
Miss
Lillian Sharp
Atlanta
Elizabeth Davis
Clara Suggs
Cato
Americus
A. H. Black
Nan Moore
J. H. Moore
Edna King
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Foy
J. A. Beall
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Misa Benita Thompson
Nttle
Miss Thompson
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Lang Fey
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Candler
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Augusta
Willard Black
New York
S. Jonas
Harry Reed
Knoxville
Susie Gale
Togcoa Alls
Florence Jackson
Mount Airy
Marion May ‘Goodwin
Chittanooga
Waldo
Nancy
Mira Sarah Waldo
Mason Price
Birmingham
Fred Scott
Milwaukee
BR. Manston
Philadelphia
B. A. Doneney
W.H. Zachry
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C. A. Bowen
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A Christian Home at Agnes Scott Institute
The article describes Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Georgia as a wholesome environment for young women, focusing on attractive home life and cultivation of refined character. It highlights health safety and improvement restrictions and the aim to foster courteous deportment and regard for others. For catalog and information contact Rev F H Gaines D D.
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F. H. Gaines
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Trunk Holds Only Clothes After Boy Murders Suspected
Joe Wright, a Black man, is accused of beating his wife and threatening to kill her with a butcher knife near Linden avenue and Williams street. Neighbors claim he murdered his child and hid the body in a locked trunk found in an old shed, but detectives found only clothes when the trunk was opened. Wright wife and child remain missing.
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Linden Avenue
Williams Street
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Bears extend Tattan ins Bought to files The South's
The notice highlights low fares to the Pan-American exposition via Philadelphia or New York and Lehigh Valley Railroad. Chas S. Lee, general passenger agent, New York, offers pamphlets detailing the route to Niagara Falls and Nature's wonder for a lifetime opportunity.
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