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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1904

Page

7

New Music for World's Fair Compositions by Noted Figures

Three official World’s Fair compositions debut at the opening on April 30 with Hymn of the West by Edmund Clarence Stedman and music by John K. Paine, Louisiana march Louisiana, waltz Along the Plaza by Henry K. Hadley. Fifty bands compete for $30,000 prizes at the Assembly tournament amid a strong musical program.

Plaza Henry K. Hadley New York

Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism by Danville Writer

Danville Illinois reader Higbee submits in 1901 that two years earlier he suffered rheumatism for four months. He credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing him after one bottle and urges others to try it. Available in 25 cent, 50 cent, and one dollar sizes at S Kingston's.

Higbee Danville Illa S. Kingston's

Working Night And Day Dr Kings New Life Pills

An advertisement extols Dr King s New Life Pills as a busy powerful tonic that turns weakness into strength and sleepiness into energy. It claims mental power and health building effects and prices at 25 cents per box with sales by a seller named Kingaton.

Dr. King Kingaton

Uncle Sam's Wonders at World’s Fair Government Building

The great Federal Government building at the exposition dominates the fair with a 800 by 150 foot steel arch domed roof. It houses exhibits from all executive departments including a railroad post office car and relics of presidents and soldiers. Highlights include the Library of Congress model, Department of Commerce and Labor displays, labor charts, and early invention exhibits from the Patent Office.

United States United States Railway Mail Service Post Office Museum Washington Louisiana Purchase Territory Roosevelt Sherman Sheridan Garfield Banjamin Branklin Post Office Department Department of Commerce and Labor Executive Department Carroll D. Wright United States Commissioner of Labor Atta Snd Lighthouse Board Library of Congress Ellsworth Garnsey National Capital Interior Départment Patent Office Elias Howe C. Thurber Charles Newbold Robert Hook Abraham Lincoln Egypt

Wharfage Free At St Louis World’s Fair City

Twenty miles of river front for water graft at the fair. Bree wharfage will be given to all boats landing at St Louis during the exposition. Traffic Manager Hill Feary and harbor wharf commissioner Kyte assign spaces for yachts boats and house boats. Apply at City Hall for space.

Bree St. Louis Hill Feary Joseph P. Kyte Chateau Avenue Biddle Street Jefferson Barracks Broadway Exposition Grounds City Hall Twelfth Street Market Street Clark Avenue

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