The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-15

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inhabitants if | remember rightly, and
st. Anthony. the city on the eastern bank,
was supposed to be the coming place
When entered the Agricultural building
here the first things to attract my atten-
ton were the splendid models Of the great
Washburn mills from that city, which can
turn out 10000 barrels of -four daily.
| wish | could see that prophet of 1859.
If living, he must have lots OF fun saying,
81 told you So" II makes me sigh to re-
member that l could have bought land
within a mile Of the falls at village suburb
rates. But then had no money and when
could get work only earned 80 cents a
day, so it's as broad rs it's long. Then
the Indians were roaming at viii only 40
miles further up the river Now these
mills use up every day the product Of
$500 acres OF wheat, average crop, and tbA
wheat growing region extends as far
northwest Of Minneapolis as that city is
northwest Of Baltimore. The -four and
milling exhibit is q beautiful sight indeed
and all the Minnesota department is full
OF interest There Is likewise some annsc-
ment
Near the mills, for instance. Is man.
moth barrel and an inscription thereon in
vites one to ak through and get N
Aunt JemiEla pancake free" / walked
through interviewed Aunt Jeinirns a.
got pancake. Il almost brought tear
to my eye. ! could not think Of eating
the delicate, beautiful little thing had
q silver dollar ia nay pocket, by chance.
placed it gently on the pancake and just
enough of the yellow fringe showed
around the border to make fair model Of
an annular eclipse Of the gun. Tl.e weight
OF the pancake was not quite one-ffth
that of the dollar Bat 1t was free"
In the Electrical kitchen there is also
some free feed occasionally. for ladies only.
Helen Louise johnson talks On cooking
and illustrates IL by getting up toothsome
dishes by electricity. When angel food
and sunshine cake" were produced and
handed 70 the ladies ! supposed il was
only to show the wonders 81 the fluid, bat
IN her talk Miss johnson insisted that
electricity j. by far the cheapes: fuel ia
cities where il can be produced on a large
scale II this be true there il certainly p
good time coming for Our women. No
smoke, no dust. no worrT. no danger. 10
black coal, no kindliDg Of fires Just pat
the meat. dough, potatoes, etc. 10 ths /
bright metal pans, touch the button ard
electricity does the rest.
Ilfne and warm weather have PLAYED 4
sad havoc with some Of The fAnciful work f
which looked 80 gay hut 3 short time ago I
The oranges have shrgnk up and turned 1
black, the far southern leaves ard grasses 4
and palms A1ve withered aTa tNo % the 4
BIZ chocolate statues have tutpbied al 20 4
pieces. IL Horticultural hsll tie Florida 4
exhibitors have gwepf their SPACE clean I
and abandoned H. Tae state made 10 aty 4
preparation 70 sustain tbe sxhibit and &r 4
Jackson. she commissioner. haa 70 rHiss /
rnoosy b subscription ~ erect :hs state
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