Alaska art exhibit showcases moose hide scene by Max Kolm
A Northern artist Max Kolm, called the "Mother of Alaska" for his famed portrait of Seward, presents a moose hide picture in the Alaska building. The work, titled Mother of Alaska, will be featured by North Star Trading and by the souvenir company at a prominent space in the fur exhibit in Seattle. The exhibit aims to attract visitors and highlight Alaska’s heritage as part of the fair.
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How to Make a Simple Power Boat
Instructions describe crafting a toy power boat from packing materials and wood. Readers assemble a paddle wheel, rubber band drive, and a mailing tube smokestack to propel the craft, with tips on balance, cabin, and propeller blades.
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Dutch Exhibit on the Job at Seattle A P Expo
Seborr arrived in Seattle to install the Dutch exhibit in the European building. The display will feature silverware jewelry glassware porcelain and other fine items with racks and booths arranged for the Seattle show. Many pieces are noted for value and beauty in gold and silver work.
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