Landscaping at the world's fair in St Louis
The article describes George Z. Kessler's formal landscape plan for the 1904 World's Fair in St Louis. It highlights thirty five miles of roadways within two square miles of exposition area, lavish cascades and sunken gardens near the central basin, and a grand central festival hall with a 200 foot dome, plus terraces, fountains, and continuous embellishments across the grounds and adjacent government and transportation pavilions.
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Mark Bennitts
Louis
George 2. Kessler
Exposition Area
Dhumper
Grand Haal
Grand Basin
Otto Baling
United Sates
Herel Arti
Palace of Transportation
Ula
Walia
Robison Park Theatre Promises A Big Summer Vaudeville Bill
The Robison Park Theatre launches a summer program featuring Eligabet Murray in a new monologue and songs, praised as a top vaudeville act. The Josselin troupe aerialists, Musical Kleist in Black Art, and Armstrong and Wright with Miss Rose Armstrong perform. Mrs Tait Lanthan and Mrs Carter appearances are discussed, with Belasco influenced plans and Roeder arranging London manager engagements. The program includes Humpty Dumpty props, Nuremberg toys, and a famous performing dog, Civignant.
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Nest
Robison Park
Eligabet Murray
Vist
Sonrs
Vaudeviee
Miss Murray
Vaudevie
Josselin Tle
Kleist
Park Theatre
Sun
Armstrong
Wright
Rose Armstrong
Bucania
Mr. Belasen
Tait Lanthan Arppearmyee
Dn Barry
New York
Belasco
Rai
Carter
Roeder
London
Belasco Europe Trip Delays Spur New London Stage Plans
David Telesew, acting for Belasco, rushes foreign contracts as Belasco plans next season in London and Berlin. Benjamin P.rowler handles affairs with plans to meet Roefer in Parke and discuss a play in progress while Whiteside prepares a new comedy by Gordon Kent amid shifts toward Shakespearian works.
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David Telesew
Dublig Tly Fara
Benjamin P. Rowler
Mr. Belasco
Belasco
Uae
London
Mrs. Carter
Barry
Roeder
Parke
Eugene Moran
Maree Schwol
Berlin
Roefer
Helene Qillon
Dr Barry
Theater den Westens
Thig Pineo
Vienna
Walker Whiteside
Princes Vigter
Kahnburg
Germany
Mr. White
Grand Versailles and foreign pavilions shape garden display
Nations and states showcase elaborate landscape features near the agriculture and horticulture exhibits. The six acre United States section includes garden beds, medicinal grasses, and ornamental trees. Visitors may rest under shaded avenues as pavilions reflect Versailles and Buckingham Palace designs. Chamberlain's Pain Balm promotion appears amid the horticultural article.
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Avery Greea Rowrnrsnlag
Horlenlaire
Agriculture
United States
Versailles
Kenangton Palace
Perice of Agriculture
Mm Agriemurro
Ameisk
Ian Tle Slase
Aurientiaen
Aaricuinien
China
Japan
The Summer Bedroom Styles in 19th Century Homes
A survey of bedroom decor traces the rise of lace spreads, pink and white color schemes, and antique motifs. It notes linen, satin quilts, and delicate furnishings like embroidered covers and brass bed fittings shaping a fashionable summer bedroom.
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Mora
Sastaeh
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Unable to extract a coherent readable event from the provided OCR fragment. The readable text mentions names and places in garbled form, with no clear action, date, or outcome to summarize accurately.
Is It Cupid or Heredity in Matrimonial Destinies
A New York Sun piece argues that family traits and marriage patterns shape romantic outcomes more than love. It notes early and multiple marriages in some lineages, widows’ remarriages, and the influence of kin on a person’s prospects, predicting future genealogists will tackle more complex divorce traces.
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New York Sun
Interminus
AG & Woman
Toulers
Chamberlains Celic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Celic as a universally trusted remedy for cholera and diarrhoea. It claims the preparation is pleasant to take and especially effective for infants and children, credited with saving many lives annually. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Celic
Kodak and Camera Shop Ad Offers Photography Services
A vintage advertisement promises complete stock of cameras and photo supplies with developing and finishing department run by experienced staff. It highlights reasonable prices at 127 Gallina Street with mention of Beal, Airy, and Kodaks and references to local names and shops.
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Kodaks
Gallina
Sleeping Volcanoes and a Safe Cure Promise
An aging volcano image is paired with a sensational medical pitch arguing Mercury and Potash cure blood poison. It warns of hidden danger beneath sleeping volcanoes and claims S. S. S. offers a safe remedy, urging readers to seek free medical advice.
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AAU
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Chicago
America
the Julies
Chidren
Europe
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Woede
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Wev
Severn
Hot Springs
I. Sanders
DR. Drybrough & CO
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Califor
California
Santa FE
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Topeka
Santa Fe Ry
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Detroit, Mich
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