A World’s Fair in Old Tennessee Opens May 1897
Tennessee prepares a grand centennial exposition in Nashville to open May 1 1897 with ten thousand veterans invited, massive state and railroad support, and buildings for arts commerce machinery and a dedicated children's and women’s halls.
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Sleeping Silver in the U S Vaults
Washington reports that despite large silver coinage in the last twenty years the U S has less silver than gold coin. As of July 1 there were 568 million dollars in gold coin and 506 million in silver coin in circulation. If all silver dollars, they would stretch about 11 400 miles in a line.
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Strategy of the Turtle Stalking Killifish
The snapping turtle hunts by patient ambush as killifish swarm in creeks. The turtle slides forward inch by inch, extending its neck and drawing it back, tricking the fish before snapping. The fish ignore the danger until the moment of strike. New York Sun.
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