World’s Fair at St Louis Featured in a Moving Tour
A readable panorama from gate to lagoons portrays the World’s Fair in St Louis. Massive machines in Machinery, the edu cation exhibits with deaf and dumb pupils, and wireless telegraphy under electricity captivate visitors. The intramural rail journey shows palaces, gardens, and the vast Administration and Government groups. The piece invites readers to explore attractions and the ongoing war era themes reflected in the fair’s displays.
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St. Louis
Government Hill
Palace of Education
Monumental work noted in local event listing
A fragmentary OCR read mentions a monumental task or project in progress, with details surrounding the event unclear but signaling significant local effort. It references a person or group abbreviated as THE J and possibly a dedication or personnel involved. Further lines are unreadable.
Atlantic and Buryrehan railways placed on alert over tickets
The principal Ticket Officer warns of 18,000 miles of railroad lines including the Atlantic and Buryrehan routes. A scheme offers 1,000 mile tickets at five shillings, valid across many lines such as Atlanta and Kinnington, Kreaville and Daern, and others, prompting concerns over cheap travel options.
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Atlantic
Biryrehan
Ealert
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Atlanty & Kinningem Air Line
Athaie
Kreaville & Daern Ry
Ayiryy & Vardey Fh
Athertie & Luwirghem Ry
Lenviycar Line
Ceriesser
Vicetorn
Carolina Ry
Georgi Reilroad
Touirville & Mashville
Dvb Claturcay & St
Toul Ry
Ficdoyers Sveenebsbyrog & Potomac
Felons Au Tire Py
Voedirgta Teutiern Fy
Weis
Alabama
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H D Smith
Faitor
Postofiri
Vienne - Ga
Nan'a Chi
Dallett Ikrola Whurling
Wheels
Ava Sen Cure
Iandees Pug
Universal Products
Lo World
Air
St. Laws
Sy Claude H. Weineres
Orient
China
Japan
India
France
Ney
Agy
West
Rand Jr Pir
I Ij
Adminiirtration Pronp
Manila
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of Electricity
Marconi
Fdison
Franklin
Trance
Palace of Transportation
Palace
Prague
Piette
Monumental Werk
Metadden
Uncle Sam
J. J
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