Purdue Builds Helpful Exhibits for State Fair Pair
Laffetth Ind August 16 Purdue University will display educational exhibits at the State Fair in Indianapolis September 1 to 8. The Purdue Building will host agronomy and home management displays run by the Experiment Station and Extension Service with Purdue specialists in charge. Highlighted sections include a large legume display and a 36 by 15 foot Indiana map formed from soil samples, along with tomato production, European corn borer control, poultry health, colorfast fabrics, healthful food practices, and Purdue agriculture course information. An electric power exhibit will show new farm and home applications.
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Indiana
School of Agriculture
Rum Runners Laugh Over Penalty Ruling Coastwise
Hoboken August 18 Three men accused of smuggling liquor were freed by U S Commissioner Stanton who ruled no penalty applies for offenses between the 3 and 12 mile limits. The trio were arrested outside the 3 mile limit and the agreement provided punishment only for those between 3 and 12 miles.
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United States
Stanton
Chemistry Will Govern Future, Scientist Predicts
Sir James Irvine arriving for the American Chemical Society Institute at Northwestern University in Chicago argues chemistry will shape world peace and national history. He cites waste reduction, food supply, aluminum as a daily metal, new industries, coal tar products, rayon, and health benefits as key achievements. In Vincennes Indiana, oil explosion survivors rise to twenty six dead, with nine hospitalized and improving.
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James Irvine
St. Andrew's University
Scotland
American Chemical Society Institute
Northwestern University
Sir James
James
Nature
Chemical Museum
Vincennes
Ind
Lawrenceville
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Record Derby Fever Hits Half a Million Offer for Felstead
London reports a $500000 bid from an anonymous American for Felstead, the Darby winner, rejected on trainer Felix Leach's advice. The piece traces historic Derby prices from Rock Sand to Grand Parade and notes racehorse dealing as a gamble with varied fortunes.
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Blue Ensign
John Faulkner
Abingdon
Poisoned girl in Bluffton ill after fly killer
In Bluffton Indiana a Mob 18 month old girl, child of Mr and Mrs Ernest McFarren, grew ill after eating contents of a can of fly killer. Condition described as serious but improving with medical care.
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