World's Fair Notes Highlight Exhibits and Prizes
Ice plants will produce 660 tons daily at the fair. St Louis replica of 100 years ago will appear as expo city of TUG. A ten ton puréelet exhibit from Idaho features 60 percent silver and 66 percent read. Norway accepts invitation. Sweden and Denmark already did. Washington adds a miniature mountain with stuffed wildlife. Bonn's historical city plans shown outside Germany for the first time.
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St. Louis
Idaho
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Washington
Bonn
Germany
Industrial notes on steam, engines and metal lines
Trade and industry items discuss a steam plant shipped from Philadelphia to China for a woolen mill. It notes a fair day’s work for a hand cutting tobacco and suggests caper culture for southern states. It compares engine efficiencies and cites aluminium use on three electric transmission lines in North America with distances given.
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Philadelphia
China
North America
San Francisco
Colgate
Osklandg
Cal
Shawinigan Falls
Montreal
Model of the Moment in Fashion Trends
The piece notes pastel blue as a fashionable color with brocade silks returning to favor and flowered patterns appearing on velvets. Mousquetaire gloves return in shorter lengths for tall suits, chiffon velvets suit dinner gowns, and color shading into three tones is described as stylish. White cloth is a preferred reception gown fabric accented by embroidery.
Stereotyping spans 120 years in short stories fragment
A compilation of odd historical notes describes a dynamite incident sunk brig in Providence harbor, a Liverpool to New York voyage with many single women, a Chillicothe youth losing and using an arm in a hunting accident, a Boston mineralogist claiming a radium bed across New England, and a Phillips church pew passed through owners from 1835 to 1903.
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Providence Harbor
Liverpool
New York
Chillicothe
Co. P. King
Boston
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Massachusetts
United States
Union Church
Phillips
Seth Howard
World Facts From The Periodical- A Glimpse Of Global Affairs
A collection notes diverse items: Japan’s high child illiteracy rate at 85 percent, Venice campanile restoration with possible elevator, France stockpiling 150 million champagne bottles, and recent reforms allowing female students into army medical schools. It mentions Morocco’s grand vizier as the best paid official, Ben Hamed’s $20 million gold and the NSW system of unions under arbitration law with hundreds of unions registered by March 1203.
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Japan
Venice
France
Morocco
Ben Hamed
New South Wales
Plays and Players News Summary
Ed Viarrican repeats with Old Lavern ter at a New York venue. Pred Lenton will take over the show. A new York theater is planned at the corner of Sixty-second Street and Broadway. Sigurd Ibsen, son of the playwright, may visit America next season for a course of lectures on his father. Gustave Luders reportedly wrote the music and Frank Wixstley the lyrics for a musical comedy headed for the United States. Weeden Grossmith will perform in London at the Criterion in Captain Marshall's new comedy, not yet titled.
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Michael Foster
Royal Society of Great Britain
Lord Curzon
Persia
Tant
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Washington
United States
Quarles
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Premier Sedden
New Zealand
Sir Charles Drury
British Admiralty
the Whitehead
Torpedo Fame
Bismarck
Isadore Newman
New Orleans
Germany
Alexia Easiman
Cloudtain
Minneapolis
Minn
Jie
Dartmouthecollege
Lesten University
Frank Richardson
Salisbury
Enshiunl
Tereford
Salifax
William P. Frye
Maine
Mir
William Prye Wile
Frye
Senate
Cannon Ling
Qeourdais
Fiense
Ed Viarrican
Lavern Ter
C. Ie
Pred Lenton
Bill
Dutton Meus
East Mighty-sixth Street
New York
Yorkville, Liebier & Co
Sixty-second Street
Thi Ter
Circle
New
London
Gustave Luders
Frank Wixstley
Weeden Grossmith
Charles Frosiman
The
Criterion
Captain Marshall
Editorial Flings In American Newspapers
A collection of quips and satirical lines from multiple papers. Topics include cotton prices, Guatemalas annexation, Candles Sam, language lessons for Mexicans, Mrs Nation, boxing, and a Boston religious census. The tone is ironic and reflective of early 20th century editorial humor.
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Boston
Washington
Washington Post
Horses and horsemen port move and season notes
Luele May 2 22 has a new home in Montana. Caprum raced as Selesh this season. Dick Wilson wintering at Rushville track. The black weanling filly full sister to Direct Hal 2 05 is dead. Alex Mckey wintering at Columbia track. Harry Benedict to be Scott Hudsons assistant trainer next year. Graham 2 08 Transylvania winner to be raced next year. Kinney Lou 207 will stud California 1904. Scott Hudson reports 2 10 or faster times by eleven tracers and pacers this year.
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Luele May
Montana
Caprum
Selesh
Dick Wilson
Rushville
Ind
Hal
Alex Mckey
Columbia
S. C
Harry Benedict
Scott Hudson
Graham
Kinney Lou
California
Mother's Friend Promises Safe Parturition Aid
The advertisement claims Mother's Friend externally aids pregnancy and childbirth, ensuring healthy, hearty, and attractive outcomes for mother and child. It promotes a treatise on motherhood mailed free from The Bradford Regulator Co of Atlanta, Georgia, with a bottle price of one dollar.
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Brapfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Prime Northwest Farmland Along The Minneapolis and St Louis Line
Real estate notice touts farm lands in the northwest along the Minneapolis and St Louis line. Claims favorable soil climate and rising values, urging quick purchase with low excursion rates from Iowa Central and Minneapolis St Louis Railroads. Contact G P As for details.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis R. A
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
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