Seeing the World’s Fair as a Guided Plan of Sight
A World’s Fair guide urges visitors to prepare before arrival, define daily aims, and view exhibits in nine sections then a grand tour. It describes the fair as a vast city of 110 acres, with iconic buildings, canals, and views from key vantage points, recommending a staged, purposeful exploration to maximize impressions and time value.
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Fine Arta
Jackson Park
Columbus
Venice
Liberal Arts
Rt. Gaudene Diana
la Rabida
Grand Court
Horticultural Hall
Wavie Sam
Fine Arts
Jer Salem
Plaisance
Constantinople
Festival Hall
Prices and progress in hog industry and world railways
The article reviews American hog industry shifts since 1800, noting price swings from $4.55 in 1860 to near $4.60 in 1892 and the rise in hog numbers to over 52 million. It compares European railway expansion, detailing miles by country, and mentions the Paris Exposition site at 938 acres on Lake Michigan, along with Midway Plaza features and a note on college governance experiments and early electri c horticulture experiments.
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United States
Isis
Jruphsos
Lake Michigan
Midway Plaisance
Delrty Acres
Cuiba
Plaisanes
Paganini’s secret tuning and a fashion fad noted
The article claims Paganini never let others hear him practice and may have created effects by tuning his violin a semi tone higher or lower. It also mentions Mrs. Eula Wagener Wilcox having a single fashion fad toward empire gowns.
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Paganini
EuLs Wagener Wilcox
Women Writers and Marriage A Boston Journal List
A Boston Joural writer argues that claims literature harms marriage are unfounded and presents a lengthy list of women writers and spinsters to show literature and love coexist. The compiled names span many eras and include Beecher Stowe, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Kate Chopin, Frances Burnett, Margaret Deland, and Kate Douglas Wiggin among numerous others.
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Boston
The Eighth Wonder Corn Palace Opens in Sioux City
Grand preparations for the annual Corn Palace festival in Sioux City are under way with a September 30 opening and October 18 closing in 1993. The piece lauds corn as an American symbol, traces the festival’s 1887 origin, and touts Sioux City as the national center of a vast corn-producing region, urging readers to visit during the World’s Fair year.
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France
Ireland
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Pacific Coast
Jim
Big Sioux
Floyd Rivers
Manx City
Iowa
Nebraska
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