Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-30
BANGOR FAIR.
Another Big Crowd Visits the
Grounds, Thursday.
Alta W. Wins the 2.35 and Bump the
FPS Races.
hou''on Takes Two Games from Caribou and
Wins Fair Championship.

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evening. 10 witness the destruction OF
Pomprii and see the immense display
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| III" HfSt peep "i uaE' "Hlle otheiS were
| nldNelE surviving 10 pFtdh through lhe
hdid smell 81 lheir niue PRISON. filSt
| me egg would DeSlh 70 move ana theh
| II you watched Closely II WOULD bfeak
| IN a wide cieNlce revealing bit OF
down when moved perceptibly.
number OF people Were constantly
| watching IN" novel method OF hatchinS
| chickens without the services OF the
old mother hen. Mr.. Page told the
Journal man that he had placed about
10 eggs in the incubator ana up to the
! present time 40 have hatcher with the
rest Of them due to hatch today and
| tomorrow. The temperature on the
! top of the eggs is kept at lo3 degrees
| while At the bottom of the eggs IL was
about 100.
one Of the features of the Midway i,
| III. one Man Band. Here is one Of the
| few legitimate. exhibitions oil the Mid
| way in spite of the bankers for the. va
| riuus shows who persist in saying that
| they are lust as represented, and the
| only thing that isn't q fake on the
grounds" Professor McItae is th, man
| of such remarkable musical abilities
He plays two violins base viol.
piano, and a cornet all at the same
time. OF course these various instru-
| ments played by him We're attached to
| levers which Wcr" worked by his feet
| AMI in every other conceivable man
| ner. The contrivancc. which was made
| by Mr. Macl,ci showed much ingenu-
ity on the part Of its inventor.
| Esau, the suIkc eater: who makes a
| daily consumption Of rattleis. must
possess digestive organs that would
| eclipse those Of a goat if We were to
! believe the loud moutheI orator that
| ''Shc eats them all the time"
! A little apart from the Midway is a
| place where Chas. J. JAEGER Go. has an
| exhibit of the Fairbanks gasoline en-
| gines and wind mills. The engines are
running all the time. They are show
ing the art of saving wood with the
| circular saw furnished with motive
power by the gasoline engine.
The large building to the left OF the
Agricultural Ilnp;eiiieiit pdNIllOil Is &C