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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

3

Kitchen Apron and Careef Table Silver Notes

An article extols unbleached muslin aprons as superior for cleanliness since they can be boiled to disinfect microbes. It also offers a tip for table silver: covering with sour milk briefly brightens it, suggesting simple household care ideas from a past era.

World Fair Special Days Highlight September and October Plans

The article catalogs extensive World’s Fair events by month with dozens of named days. Missouri week, Lumbermen’s week, St. Louis day on Sept 16 and many others are listed along with related conventions, games, and exhibitions across August through November. Named groups include Pythians, National Firemen, Liberal Arts, Woodmen, Knights of Columbus, and many state days.

Missouri Lumbermen of America St. Louis Pythian National Firemen’s Association Roathbone Sisters Deutscher-Krieger Sons and Daughters of Justice Post Office Clerka Brigham California Odd Fellows House of iHoo-Hoo Maryland Catholic Knights of America Woodmen of State of Louisiana Louis Mexico Germanic Congress Massachusetts Colorado Congress of Arts and Science and Artonic Nevada Mlinois Arkansas Virginia Idaho North Dakota Apple New York State Rhode Island Maine Ohio New Jersey Daughters of Confederacy Chicago Cuba Michigan Connecticut City of Detroit Mystic Toilera Amparican Library Association Nebraska Helen Kelleray Jefferson Colonial Dames of America Congregational Mystic Circle Bankers of the World Day National Council of Women Jurists’ Congress Home Missionary King's Daughters Bons National Humane Society Collegiate Alumni Association Southern Brooklyn

Representative Men on the World's Fair Emphatic Praise

A parade of dignitaries and officials laud the St. Louis Exposition. John Hay, Leslie Shaw, Grosvenor, Odell, Pardee, Cummins, Yates, Chatterton, Murphy, White, Bryan, Williams, Hoke Smith, Belmont, Campau, Dupuy, Prince George, McComas, Dryden, and Shants all praise the fair. Governors, diplomats, editors, and leaders call it vast, beautiful, and educational, urging visitors to see its scope and grandeur.

John Hay Leslie M. Shaw Transury Charles H. Grosvenor Ohio Benjamin B. Odell New York St. Louis George C. Pardee California Golden State Albert B. Cummins Richard Yates Illinois Fennimore Chatterton Wyoming Franklin Murphy New Jersey A. B. White West Virginia William J. Bryan John Sharp Willams Congress Mississippi Hoke Smith Georgia Interior Cleveland Perry Belmont Daniel J. Campau Michigan M. Paul Dupuy le Petit Parisien Paris France Prince George of Bavaria Louis E. McComas Maryland John F. Dryden Clover Leaf Route Chicago

Wage Earners at the Fair Plan Exposition Access

The National Civ fb Federation and prominent leaders plan to bring tens of thousands of American wage earners to the World's Fair in St Louis. A new bureau, led by Miss Gertrude Beeks and supported by Exposition officials, will arrange lodging itineraries and guided tours, coordinating with manufacturers to fund and facilitate visits for workers.

America National Civb Federation St. Louis Grover Cleveland David R. Francis Andrew Carnegie Cornelius N. Blise United States Bureau Gertrude Becks Federation Welfare Department E. H. Vreeland New York City Palace of Transportation Francis Theodore Hardee Miss Beeks Ralph M. Dassey

Philippine exhibit at the world fair in Manila

The Philippines display covers forty seven acres with a vast village and ethnologic sections. Visitors watch native life from tribal houses to dances and ironworking while Philippine troops perform drills and bands play. The exposition is organized by four main groups including Negritos Igorot Visayans and Moros with Agriculture Forestry Fisheries and Women’s Building showing crafts. Officials hope the display aids mutual enlightenment and trade between islands and the world.

Manila City Mca Manila Arrowhead Lake Malaya Islands Malay Peninsula High Seas

World Fair Massed Bands Concerts Contest Prizes

The World’s Fair hosts massed band concerts at Festival Hall September 12 to 17 with nine cash prizes totaling 80 000 dollars across Classes A B and C. Winners receive 3250 2500 1500 in Class A, 6000 4000 2700 in Class B, and 10000 4500 3500 in Class C for top scores. Bands must be bona fide members, PAY a nominal fee, send member lists, and play full class programmes featuring works by Wagner Gou nod Offenbach Verdi Saint Saens Bizet Strauss and Leoncavallo under a distinguished conductor.

America Festival Hall Bureau Bureau of Music Wagner Gounod Offenbach Verdi Saint-Saens Bizet Strauss Leoncavallo

Weather at World's Fair: Cool Nights and Pleasant Indian Summer

The World's Fair in St. Louis enjoys cool nights and a pleasant Indian summer through August to October. July was among the mildest on record in the fair period with an average 67 degrees, cooler than Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago. Humidity around 66.3 percent kept conditions comfortable while heat waves in other cities prompted numerous prostrations.

St. Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Weather Bureau New Orleans St Paul World’s Fair City Bt. Louis St Louis

Farmers Month at World's Fair Promotes Agriculture

Farmers prepare for the World's Fair in St. Louis as August and September bring peak agricultural showcases. The Agriculture Palace and nearby Horticulture display invite farmers with Grange House lodging and reception facilities. Exhibits span the Union and world, highlighting modern farming, crop rotation, fertilization, irrigation, and pest protection for a broad, educational experience inspiring pride and progress in farming.

St. Louis Palace of Agriculture Palace of

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