Baltimore meat concern pioneers gas heated smoke house
A Baltimore meat company claims a new method for curing meats using a smoke house heated by gas to smoke bamns frankfurters and similar products.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
6
New South Exhibit Shines at Knoxville Conservation Fair
The National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee features a grand display building as it showcases the New South's progress. Visitors from the North gain a striking view of the region's development this fall era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
South
Ohio
United States
Music at State Fair Elevates Popular Bands in Indiana
During the September fair week three major bands will perform daily in Indianapolis. The John C. Weber band of Cincinnati, the Indianapolis Military band led by H. W. Klausmann, and the Indianapolis News Newsboys' band of fifty boys will provide popular, wholesome music in the coliseum and near the administration building. The Weber band returns with singer Miss Wilmine Hammann for afternoons and evenings, the Military Band marks its silver jubilee after 25 years in state fair service, and the Newsboys' Band continues its 18th year of daily performances under conductor J. B. Vanda worker, shaping a long-running Indiana musical tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Reunion and Exposition Welcome Northern Visitors to South
Two major events align in Tennessee this fall the G A R encampment in Chattanooga September 15 to 20 and the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville September 1 to November 1 The piece urges Northern travelers to visit both cities via low rail rates, highlighting the New South’s progress and Cross-State hospitality in a reunited nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
National Conservation Exposition
Knoxville
South
Grand Army of the Republic
Tenn
Union
Mason's
Dixon's
Grand Army
North
Boys Trapped by Tide Rescued From Darby Island
Edward Maberle and Winfield Toy of Collingdale were stranded on a five foot high tree trunk in the broken meadows of Darby creek as the tide rose. They fired shots to attract help until Charley Hutt alerted police and a rescue boat ferried them to safety before the water reached their feet.
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Philadelphia
Darby Creek
Edward Maberle
Winfield Toy
Collingdale
Haberle
Toy
Charley Hutt
Hutt
Diehl
Jones
Trumback
Twins Register at Polls in Babylon on Election Day
William and James Muncy, twin brothers from West Babylon, aged 93, appeared at the Babylon registry and both voted Prohibition after registering together. The lifelong farmers have registered and voted side by side for seventy years, drawing crowds as the world’s oldest twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Muncy
Babylon
L. I
James Muncy
Muncy
West Babylon
Prohibition Party
LAW SCARES MALE TEACHERS IN NYC SCHOOLS
New York City public schools face the equal pay law as the Board of Education plans to hire 388 women and 22 men for elementary positions. The male applicant pool is exhausted with 688 women on the waiting list and no men. Wages for men have fallen from 800 to 720 starting salaries, with expected top pay around 1500 after 15 years.
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New York
New York City
Board of Education
Indiana State Fair Management Names Seventeen Officials
The Indiana state fair and exposition week of September 8 will be run by seventeen officials forming the State Board of Agriculture. President Clem Graves of Bunker Hill and secretary treasurer Charles Downing lead the general administration. Department managers include Admissions L. C. Boyd Indianapolis, grandstand Charles W. Hickman Lafayette, speed Charles H. Anthony Muncie, horses Warren T. McCray Kentland, cattle Dan C. Reed Attica, sheep John L. Thompson Gas City, swine Cornelius O'Brien Lawrenceburg, poultry John Isenbarger North Manchester, art James E. McDonald Ligonier, horticulture John G. C. Haines Rockport, agriculture Mason J. Niblack Vincennes, machinery Ed S. Tuell Corydon, concessions Oscar Hadley Plainfield, coliseum I Newt. Brown Franklin, amusements Knode Porter Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 GC. Haines
Rockport
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
S. Tuell
Corydon
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
I. Newt
Young son saves father as bull gored doctor in Tennessee
In Nashville Tennessee Dr B J Shelton of Antioch near Nashville was gored by a vicious bull. He was thrown to the ground with three ribs broken and a deep chest wound. His twelve year old son shouted for help and threw rocks at the bull to draw its attention while his father lay injured, saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
B. J. Shelton
Antioch
Here
Shelton
Company Quits Theater After Dispute in Cleveland
The Colonial theater management refused to divide receipts for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, prompting Marie Cahill and her company to quit the venue in Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Colonial Theater
Marie Cahill
Bride's Table Linen Costs Cut by Care and Planning
Practical guidance on building a modest bride's linen set with four tablecloths and napkins, naming cloth sizes from two by two yards to two yards square, prices for damask and borders, napkin sizes and costs, and a method to mark linen with the bride's initials for easy maintenance and long term value.
Ornament roses for cloaks delight evening wraps
The New York Herald describes crafting silk roses as garniture for cloaks. Create one large or two smaller roses in silken petals to define a draped front and conceal the fastening.
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New York Herald
Slashed Hem Brings Freedom to Narrow Skirts
A new slashed hem eases walking in extremely narrow skirts. In its modified form the slash is hidden at rest and reveals a plaited under section when the wearer moves, making the fashion practical according to sensible American women.
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W. R. Massey & Son
Parms
K. of P
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Pythagorus
Jlyman Brown
Murray St
N.Y
Taoflara
McCall’s
Faneywo
Greta Pos
Ioyen
Travelers Railway
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Caldwell
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Great New South
Southern Railroad
Washington
Exposition
Tennessee
Longstreet
Burnside
Managers of
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Tennessee Lad
Animal
Goring
Bride
Paris
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