Jamestown Exposition's Vast Array of Buildings
Norfolk April 13 more than one hundred buildings adorn the Jamestown Exposition grounds. Highlights include the Durio-Corinthian colonnade and vast pavilions across government and state displays. Prominent examples come from Georgia Rosewell home of Mrs Roosevelt, Maryland Charles Carroll estate and Independence Hall replica in Pennsylvania. Many states feature colonial architecture with private exhibits also listed among vendors and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Waters
Norfolk
Expeesiti Poneia
Paletors of
Arte
Smithwonian Institute
National Museum
Navy Club
Club Houww
Panama
Porto Rico
Raleigh Somare
Great Stera
Hampton Roads
Willoughby Boulevard
Nih
Naval
Virginia H
Georgia
Bullock Hall
Roosevelt
Rosewell
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Correllita
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
New Jersey
Washington
Morristown
Masa Hhimetis
el Tee
Hooubabere
Hudhbings
New York
North Dakota
Delaware
the Island
Vermont
New Hampurn
West Virginia
Nove Carolina
Himele
Missouri
Leabsiille
Howe of Welcome
Cty
Baltimore
Amerivan Locomotive Work
Travelers Protective Association
Jarkin Lew Company
Woodmen of the World
Leeds Cigar Factory
Amerivan Hydraulic Company
Palwer Concrete Works
John Deere Plow Company
Daughters of Confederacy
Columbia Woodmen
Disciples
LaRue Notes on Local Church Delegates and Visits
April reports list Mrs Joseph Slanser and Mrs Arthur Marsh attending district conference of the M E church in Upper Sandusky as delegates from the local Missionary Society. Miss Georgia Hayberk of Bellefontaine visited Mr and Mrs F T Haybeck. Rev J G Currey and Dr James Church attended Presbytery in Marion as delegates from the First Presbyterian church. Various residents visited Marion, Chicago, and Cincinnati for short visits or business, with wheat crop concerns noted due to a cold frost.
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Joseph Slanser
Arthur Marsh
Upper Sandusky
Ostawbre District
Honasty
M. EB. Church
Misionary Society
Georgia Hayberk
Belle
Fontaine
FT. Haybeck
North High
Ittle Mins Nitak
J. G. Currey
James Church
Marlon
Presbyterian Church
Susie Ravb
Barterton
W. L. Ranch
Kathryn VanArsdale
Marion
J. H. VanArsdale
Parmort
Stephen Nue
la- Tue
Tuestay
J. Werley
Woh
Hinkiln
LaRue
Medes
Milton An'prion
Myniry Oo M. Markey
Wu, Sager and
Jones
Perry Gatehel
Litle Wm
Williams Kidney Pills advertise relief from kidney and bladder trouble
Advertisement asks if you suffer from eye fatigue, loins, back, or bladder pains and frequent urination. It promises relief from kidney and bladder issues with Williams Kidney Pills sold by Williams Mfg Co of Cleveland and Teehanen Bros. distributor.
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Williams, M'fy, Co
Props
Cleveland
Little Marie Seeks Roller Skates For Birthday Wish
In a curious request a girl explains she has used a friend’s rollers for 116 days and now asks her father for a pair of the best patterned skates. She mentions wanting Shem Ka Jennie Sastth’s style and pall bearers, a phrase reflecting local speech of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Papa
Shem
Jennie Sastth
Genine and Industry’s Call to Depend on Steel and Trade
A brief industry note urges reliance on manufactured goods and industrial output when personal scales are missing. It highlights Asial and domestic suppliers filling gaps, stressing the value of commerce and mechanization to sustain daily life.
Banjo Mixup on Streetcar Tests a Boy’s Trust
A boy named Humpy transports a repaired banjo in a box on a city streetcar. A conductor, a drunken passenger, and a streetcar dispute spark views on whether the box hides a weapon. Police intervene as the box explodes into concern, revealing only wood splinters and a tale of mistaken danger.
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Harelwon Street
Ninth Street
Humpy
Harrison Street
Howe
No Room For Expansion in Odd Quarry of Rushed Talk
A scrambled clipping from Pittsburgh Post Rome Difference and New York Late quotes a jumbled exchange about appearance and a “way minded person” who would rent a flat. The dialogue mocks misheard words and odd phrasing, noting a laughed misunderstanding of attire and self-image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnind Walewa
Pittsburg
Rome
New York
Optimistic Remark by Professor and Field Glasses Mention
A brief quote notes optimism and practical aid as field glasses shorten distances. The line, attributed to Pele Mele, signals eagerness and readiness for observation today.
Fire Station Beautified Ground Plan and Floral Display
A Denver fire station on Flayton Street enhances its gray brick building with flower beds, foliage plants, and decorative planters. Firemen under Captain Wilmot graded lawns, planted a crow-shaped bed, and crafted artistic inverted-tree trunk boxes. They repurposed garden boxes, water tables, and discarded elements into improvised flower displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Flayton Street
John D. Wihnot
Wanda
Wilmot
Horticultural Department
Washington
Park Floral Company
Grantor Ruecesa
Effect of Electric Wires on Trees and Damage Observed
The Los Angeles Times reports that electric wires cause considerable damage to Attock trees through abrasions, burning, and pruning needs. Local burnings from electrical current are the major damage, with little leakage during dry weather and potential for arc transfer when bark is wetted. No authentic cases show alternating current used for electric lighting despite occasional direct current usage.
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Lon Angeles Times
Winter orchard cleanup to prevent fruit rot and canker
Orchardists urged to remove fallen leaves and mummied fruit and burn or bury decayed apples. Clean ground, prune weeping trees, and prevent weeds to curb bitter rot and canker. Protect trees by painting cut sites and disposing of infected material, with careful sanitation across fall and winter.
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Witterrol
A. Bimpyon
Vincennes
Ind
Pagkeraburg
Sinola Age Culiural Experiment Station
Uae
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Ohio
Allegheny Mountains
Larue Vews
Marion Re. Mives
Mary Scanton
7. Holland
Iris Thombs
Marion Visting
Hazel Clark
Edgar Ball
H. Woolgar
Latrue
Cincinnati
Dr. Wooolgar
Frank Harman
Faust
Milo Severne
R. HB
North High Street
Orren Pettymian
Eva
Mr. Pettyman
Mike Eva
Milo Severna
OW. H. Sprague
Busine
Dean Rieway
W F. Knitting
Williams
Skinner
Banjo
Ronny
Tag
Cheorge Waehington
Bob
Huuipy
Sonny
Thumpy
Hampy
Tom
Wien
Ea Banjo
Man
Rockefeller
Fas
Tomich
Fine Fire Station
Bénaon
Davis
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