National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Showcases New South
The National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee features a prominent building and displays the South’s progress. Visitors from the North can see the New South as it stands today, with extensive exhibits and developments highlighted during this fall exhibition.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Great New South
Reunion and Exposition Call Visitors into the Sunny South
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chattanooga Tennessee September 15 to 20 and the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee September 1 to November 1 converge. Northern visitors are urged to pair the G A R reunion with a Knoxville visit to see the New South on display and to take advant age of low rail rates.
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Chattanooga
National Conservation Exposition
Knoxville
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Tenn
Union
Mason's
Dixon’s
Grand Army
North
New South
Southern Railroad
Washington
Cincinnati
Exposition
Longstreet
Burnside
Tennessee
Music by State Fair Draws Three Big Bands to Indiana Event
The Indiana fair week features three large bands the John C. Weber band of Cincinnati the Indianapolis Military band and the Indianapolis News Newsboys band. Weber returns with acclaimed soloists and singer Miss Wilmine Hammann. The Military Band led by H W Klausmann marks its silver jubilee and will perform daily in the coliseum and grandstand with soprano Anna Woodward. The Newsboys Band led by J B Vanda worker continues its long-run at the fair with daily morning and afternoon concerts near the administration building.
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Indiana
John C. Weber
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News Newsboys
Weber
Weber Band
Wilmine Hammann
H. W. Klausmann
Klausmann
Anna Woodward
Chicago
Newsboys
Indianapolis News
J. B. Vandaworker
America
Adv
Indiana State Fair officials named for 17 board roles
The Indiana state fair management will be led by Clem Graves of Bunker Hill as president with Charles Downing as secretary treasurer. Seventeen department managers include L. C. Boyd for admissions and Charles W. Hickman for grandstand, plus heads for speed, horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, art, horticulture, agriculture, machinery, concessions, coliseum, amusements, and other divisions across the fair week starting September 8.
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State Board of Agriculture
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
Charles Downing
L. C. Boyd
Indianapolis
Charles W. Hickman
Lafayette
Speed
Charles H. Anthony
Muncie
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Dan C. Reed
Attica
John L. Thompson
Gas City
Cornelius O’brien
Lawrenceburg
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
James .E. McDonald
Ligonier
John C. Haines
Rockport
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
S. Tuell
Corydon
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
Boys Trapped by Tide Rescued From Darby Creek Island
Edward Haberle aged 18 and Winfield Toy aged 16, both of Collingdale, were trapped on a dead tree stump in a flooded Darby creek island as the tide rose. After firing shots for attention, Charley Hutt alerted Collingdale police. Officers Diehl Jones and Trumback reached them by boat in darkness and pulled them to safety.
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Philadelphia
Darby Creek
Edward Haberle
Winfield Toy
Collingdale
Haberle
Toy
Charley Hutt
Hutt
Diehl
Jones
Trumback
Twins register at polls in Babylon age eighty three
William Muncy aged 93 and his twin James registered together at Babylon Long Island. The brothers, lifelong West Babylon farmers, traveled four miles round trip to vote and marked Prohibition party at the booth. They have voted side by side for seventy years and remain in robust health.
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New York
William Muncy
Babylon
L. I
James Muncy
Muncy
West Babylon
Prohibition Party
Bride's Table Linen Budget Guide for Modest Homes
A practical guide advising brides in modest means to start with four tablecloths and three dozen napkins, add a cloth and more napkins yearly, and choose two yard wide damask or bordered cloths. It covers sizes for 2x2 yard cloths, napkin dimensions, prices, and marking with initials for family identity.
Law Scares Male Teachers In New York Schools
The New York City board of education will hire 388 women and 22 men for elementary teaching roles as the equal pay law reduces male salaries. With a waiting list of 688 women and no men, few if any men will be employed in coming years. Previously men started at 800 and rose to 2,150 in twelve years. now starts at 720 with a ceiling near 1,500 after fifteen years.
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New York
New York City
Board of Education
Boy Rescues Father From Vicious Bull in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee young Shelton, twelve, saved his father Dr B J Shelton of Antioch near Nashville after the physician was gored by a bull. The bull tossed him, breaking three ribs and slashing his chest. The boy threw rocks to divert the animal and drew its attention.
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Nashville
Tenn
B. J. Shelton
Antioch
Here
Shelton
Company Quits Theater After Receipts Split Refusal
Cleveland Ohio theater manager refused to divide receipts for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Marie Cahill and her company quit the Colonial theater.
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Cleveland
Paris Fashion Breakdown Highlights Pearl Trimmed Bullet Model
Latest Paris fashion notes describe a Bullet model in white charmeuse fabric. Garment features lace and embroidery with silver threads and pearl accents, signaling a refined evening wear statement.
Ornaments for the Cloak Roses as Garniture for Evening Wraps
The article describes creating pleated silk roses as a garniture for cloaks. Use one large or two medium roses, double or semi double with a gold heart, to define a draped front and conceal the clasp. Rosy trims are arranged by gentle gathering and securing the coat fronts with the decorative blooms.
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New York Herald
Slashed Hem Eases Narrow Skirt Fashion
The slashed hem is praised for removing a major difficulty of extremely narrow skirts. The modified design remains practical as the slash appears only when the wearer is moving, revealing a plaited antler section of the fabric.
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