Mutton Exhibit Planned at Ohio State Fair
A new educational mutton exhibit will appear in the sheep pavilion at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Armour & Company will provide meat and fireless cookers. McCray Refrigerator supplies the largest freezer case. D. S. Bell of the Ohio Experiment Station prepared value charts. free pamphlets on mutton and lamb cooking will be distributed. L. B. Palmer leads the sheep department and plans free sandwiches during some hours.
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McCray Refrigerator Company
Armour & Company of Chicago
Chicago
D. S. Bell
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Sheep Department
L. B. Palmer
State Board
Columbus Day at Ohio State Fair Showcases City Exposition
Columbus prepares to host the Ohio State Fair with city services, housing bureau, and the Columbus Building. Sixty five exhibitors will present local products while wireless telephony demonstrations and radio programs educate visitors. Columbus citizens will attend to enjoy the day's events.
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Columbus
Clydesdales to Highlight Ohio State Fair Competition
The Ohio State Fair adds Clydesdales from Scotland to its lineup to boost breeder interest in Ohio. Premium lists show entries from top national breeders across five states vying for 1980 dollars in prize money.
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United States
Clyesdales
Scotland
Ohio
Buckeye
Columbus
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky a Vast Untouched Wonder
The Mammoth cave in Kentucky, famed for its size and history, remains largely unexplored. It has hosted notable visitors like Daniel Webster and Jenny Lind, and contains relics of aboriginal peoples, ancient saltpeter works, and stone huts where tubercular patients were treated due to the cave’s constant temperature.
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Mammoth
Kentucky
United States
Daniel Webster
Jenny Lind
Vata
Ancient Thebes Hints at Long Strikes in Labor History
Fragmentary notes describe long standing labor strife and early strike motifs found in Meyotian hieroglyphic tablets unearthed in a Theban mine. The tablets allegedly illuminate ancient worker conditions and historical episodes of unrest spanning many centuries.
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Thebes
His Security Deposit Box
A young man tells a banker he is temporarily embarrassed and seeks five hundred dollars. The banker asks for security, and the man offers his own personal security as he is guided to a chest labeled as his security vault.
High speed steel touted as superior cutting tool material
The Washington Star reports a new high speed steel developed in Mold England with four times the cutting power of existing tools. It can be hardened in cold water and resists wear, reducing grinding and extending work life, though makers warn further advances remain possible.
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England
Washington Star
Advice on Faking Money Signals in Rusty Dodge Tale
An elderly man warns a driver about counterfeit vibes in a battered vehicle. The exchange hints at a scam or warning where the giver suggests disguising the bills with larger notes to avoid suspicion. The odd dialogue style points to a fragmented, older newspaper clipping.
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Mikchows Atellonsia
Queen Mamanyah Rules Vast Sierra Leone Territory
The text portrays Queen Mamanyah as a ruler by wit and sword over a large area near Sierra Leone. Her warriors have conquered neighboring tribes, and her wealth comes from trade with whites. A retainer wears a large ivory tusk ornamented with gold. Enforce Federal Bird Law notes multiple Migratory Bird Treaty Act convictions with fines from $20 to $100 across several states for duck hunting and sale violations.
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Sierra Leone
Africa
Illinois
Virginia
Kentucky
Florida
Oregon
Arkansas
Louisiana
Harmony of colors tested by rapid disk device
A Popular Mechanics Magazine design uses a colored disk spinning rapidly to blend colors visually, mimicking actual ink mixing. Seeds will germinate from raisins if boiled water is poured over them, allowed to stand, and then drained.
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Popular Mechanics
Haunted House Fete Ends With Missing Fixtures
In a gossipy New York neighborhood a haunted house drew daily crowds. A real estate agent redecorated and installed electric fixtures to attract a prospect. Before a sale could happen, burglars stripped tyres piping and doorknobs, leaving the house behind.
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New York Herald
Deleterious Imitation and Faith in Human Nature
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum arguing that genuine human nature exists and is trustworthy, while denatured human behavior fuels social trouble. The exchange contrasts sincere virtue with artificial pretense in public life.
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Senator Sorghum
Ohio State Fair to Host Third A K C Dog Show
The Capital City Kennel Club will run the third annual A K C dog show at the Ohio State Fair August 30 to September 1. In 1921 the event drew thousands. over 600 top dogs entered. This year offers $1,500 in cash prizes plus cups and trophies for many breeds.
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Capital City
United States
Canada
Chip
Buckeye
Ohio State Fair Art Exhibit Aims For National Class
The Ohio State Fair art display has risen to national caliber with loan shows from top galleries. A remodeled Woman's Building will host paintings valued near 200000 dollars with pieces from South America Europe and the East. The August 28 opening promises a diverse exhibit drawing patrons from all walks of life to view portraits scenes and panoramas.
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Ohio
Columbus
Mace Saleg
Middle West
South America
Europe
United States
Baby Contest A Feature At Ohio State Fair
The third annual state baby contest at Columbus fairgrounds will run four days withwork supervised by Dr. E H Baxter from State University hospital. A graduate nurse will manage the nursery and rest room for mothers and children. Winners from the first three days meet Friday to decide the state champions with cash medals and a loving cup awarded.
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Columbus
Children’s Home Society of Ohio
Fair Management
E. H. Baxter
Children’s Department
The
State University Hospital
Visitors May Vote on State Fair Relocation
Ohio voters may help decide the fate of the State Fair grounds as Director of Agriculture L J Tabor considers placing ballot boxes in all fair buildings this year. The move follows widespread discussion on relocating the fair to a new site.
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Ohio
L. J. Taber
Candidates at State Fair Address Fall Election Stand
State Fair visitors may hear primary winners discuss issues. Columbus offices announced that most fall election candidates will be invited to speak at the fall grounds on Columbus day August 29.
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Columbus
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