davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29
DROWNING CALLED
A HORRIBLE DEATH
Old Beliefs Shattered by Y.
M. c. A. Swimming Ex-
pert, II. H. Corsan.

Men have been swimming for To-!
these thousands of years, yet it ap-
pears that there is remarkable deal
they don't know about the natatorial
art. So, at least, declares II. II. Cor
san, the expert who has taken hold OF
the aquatic department of the Y. NJ. G.
A. in new way. In fact. Mr.. Corsan
says he doesn't believe there is any
common, ordinary branch of knOwl-
edge which has been so neglected, or
concerning which there are more err
roneOus ideas extant among fairly in
telligent people.
Mr. Corsan insists that there Is no
such thing as natural swimmer.
Ducks and offers may be born swim
mers," he says, but man is land
animal and must be taught the art.
He will be a good swimmer if he has
a good teacher, or an Indifferent
swimmer If his teacher does not know
his art well.
"A lazy father will throw his son
in the water and make him swim. l
have heard this method advocated as
swim Yet handled in this manner.
the boy will acquire ragged style,
or he will become so terrified that he
will never again so in the water.
There has been a great deal said
about the sensation OF a drowning per-
son. Now, drowning Is not a pleasant
death. 1t Is most terrifying, and be-
ing resuscitated is decidedly painful
process.
"A person in the act Of drowning
may never come up after falling into
the water; also, he may never sink,
but choke to death on the surface.
The idea that one must come up three
times before drowning has no foun-
dalton OF truth.
"A muscular, heavy-boned man,
whose chest IL comparatively small,
will sink like a stone, while the great
majority OF women can be taught the
art of motiOnless floating in five min
utes. Comparatively few men can
float without many, many trials and
long practice in the art of deep breath
ing. Lean meat sinks while fat will
noat.
ut is not confidence, but build, cor.
rect build. that is required for the
making of a top-notch swimmer. Long
muscles, not short. knotty muscles,
are needed. Good joint is important,
for the wrist, elbow, shoulder and an
kIe must be supple; fine bones are an
advantage, and a large, long, deep
rheot ia "a proat holm in the max n .
OF swimmer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

An adventuresome boy of ten years
had a rather exciting experience the
other day while roaming through the
country around Glen Ridge. n. J. The
boys came to the long abandoned Moi
fat Rolling mills on the outskirts Of
the town. The boy cimed up on the
old mill wheel, which years ago was
used to start the machinery in the
mill and was turned by water from
a pond. The weight of the boy caused
the wheel slowly to turn In order to
save himself from being thrown down
to the former bed Of the pond, the
boy was compelled to keep stepping up
on each blade OF the wheel as it turn
ed. as II he were in a tread-mill. Soon
he became tired and exhausted and
called for help. Fortunately his cries
attracted the attention of a man work
ing in the neighborhood and he sue
ceeded in stopping the wheel with a
few planks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Chas. F. Porter to Charles Kinsey,
Oct. 5. 1911, $3.50. Lot s. Blk. Z,
Hagerstown.
Henry T. Bond to Emma B. Kinsey,
Sept. 1. 1911, s1.100, PIT. S. E. u Sec.
S-16-1S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

Sir !. Chrichton. Browne. in an ad-
dress at the opening of a new reser-
voir constructed by the London water
board. said that townspeople are prone
to regard their water supply as too
much a matter Of course. He himself
never took his morning bath without
feeling that he ought to ask bless
Ing and return thangs for it as much as
for his dinner"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29
Christmas Draws Near,

Are you thinking Of your Christmas
gifts?
So many little things can be gather.
ed together during the next few
weeks. and having them on hand will
save many a weary hour for yourself
and the clerks later on when the work
Of the season crowds.
Many pretty things can be made at
odd times and at little expense. II
you have never tried it. just give this
method Of preparing for the holiday
q trial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

II any Of the Partisan styles have
deserved the adjective "exaggerated"
surely this new collar seen in the illus
tration does. The collar is in the lat
est three cornered shape, and from
beneath 1t comes wide stole, which
II caught to the belt by invisible pins
and then falls below the knees. The
suggestion Of this piece of neckwear
is decidedly ecclesiastical, and the
work is extraordinarily beautiful, COM
bining hand embroidery in French and
eyelet pattern, with an elaborate edg-
ing of Irish lace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

itself in a peculiar but Enthusiastically
smart manner.
The blouse is made of two shades
Of brown chiffon over cream net. The
buttons are white pearl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29
She Was,

A very loyal Lady Of English birth
once asked an American dame i'll Eng
land whether they had any painters in
America.
"Oh. yes" said the American, "you
have some Of them here-Sargent and
Abbey and Mrs. Merritt and Mcclure
Hamilton"
Dear me-" said the English lady.
you'll be claiming Whistler nextw
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29
cheese and coffee.

cheese and coffee.
When Governor Steele said he desir.
ed two hundred turkeys for the
Thanksgiving dinner the dealers got
busy and advanced the price from 10
cents to II cents. The Governor would
not stand for the advance, sent buyers
out in the country and the dealers.
finding their market disappearing, re-
turned to their original figures.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

the board of aldermen called on the
mayor, presenting a similar request.
But Mayor Gaynor candidly informed
service law he had not the power to
take back the men who had gone out
on a strike but, that he would not take
them back even if he had the power TO
do so.
There has been a great deal of talk
urgent need Of religious regeneration.
1t was probab bly, this bad reputation OF
the city which prompted the Clerical
Conference to arrange for series OF
afternoon meetings at the Marble Col
legiate church, at which prayers for
the moral and religious welfare OF the
city were to be said. 1t seems, how
ever, that neither the ministers OF
New York nor the church people OF the
city consider New York a sinful place.
At the first of the meetings there We're
about two hundred ministers present:
at the second only about thirty minis
ters and few women and at the
third the attendance was even small
er.
The pastor OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church at Bayport, l.. l., is great
Nimrod and greatly prides himself
upon his craftsmanship and his profit
cheney as hunter. The other day
he went to the marsh at the foot Of
Gillette avenue, in Bayport, to see
whether any duck We're about. AS he
neared the water he saw bird
swimming gracefully near the shore.
Concealing himself behind bush, the
minister took careful aim and fired.
The duck dived out of sight, but the
next minute reappeared, and did not
even take the trouble to swim away.
Again the Minister fired. Again the
duck dived and reappeared. Six
times the pastor discharged his gun,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-29

Individual Ice Cream molds make
an attractive piece for dessert. You
get them at Prices 2S-2t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Oefsntlider Sarm @erlauf.

Die 3uei 9rannffden Tarmen. oberbaIb
fredericksburg, an SaSconaoe SluB 9ele
gen, BON pe,dbcm cine an 100 ader CUES
Bottom 2auo in better 2ultur. bic onoere ct
so adcr 6iisetano entbdlt lueroen am
Dienitas, ben 10. Sanuar, 1911
bel benz court SauI. IN Sermann, offenilit
an ben Wieiitbieienoen, unier Grbidjaft
9heiIunes DerIabren gum 8ertauie aucae'
boten weroen. Befa9ie Sarmen iperben
ieperot iprpie 5~uIammsn auc9eboicn, nno
an ben Uieiftbirtenoen pertauIt. unier 8es
bineuns pon Solt 5u Saar, mabreno bic
anbere SalIie elm sSahr ipdter nit 6 pro
Sent sablbor III, nit GrIaubniB aleS baar
gu 3ablen. Siir Gin5eIbeiten, luenoe man
iid) ON Z. 8. S-annt. Ulorriion; pocr all
Otto Sd,acficr unb Guftan Brandt, Ger.
Mann. y. i. . ODER Robert Daitcr, Ser'
manu-. Wto.
". 6. " aupir,
Sbcrif bon 9%aScouaoe Sounip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06

0ammerlidf oes mddtigen Eempel.
raunteS Der mbeimIi6en Sanbluug
beipobnen mubte, Dem oas Wplterioie
bes Sratels tpie elm neridleiertes
Bib, bitter uno formenlos erideinen
nlc6te. Die @usgrabungen, bon oenen
man iid iiber &1iIt unb aeben i'm bei.
lisen 8e5irf cine ,inglei9 groBere Or.
ipeiterung unierer &emtniiie, als in
Sooona, 5u beripreden beredtigt
ifien, babet bieie @ruartungen nur
gum geringften Sbeile erfiillt. 8ieles,
mas man utft ertpartet bate, bat lid
gefunoen, anberes, mos iiber 9elpbi
- aeraoe 9eIpbi - uns belebren
iollte, cling leer aus. Ser aominiitra.
the 8etrieb, Die @eitaltune duBerer
@inrittungen, einiee politiibe Streif.
li9ter, Geiese Der 2abpaoen unb iiber
ben SinsfuB, IufSei1nunsen iiber
ben Sempelbau unb anoeres baben
inns bel 0eues, niel Sntereiiantes &c
Iebrt, aber bon benz panbelleniiden
ardip, auf oeiien biitoriide @usbeute
man init Spannllns selauert bate,
mar feline Spur mebr sn finoen &C.
meien.
Bon Dem Srotel bat ii6 itur cine
einaige @eisiagitng inidriftlid Der.
sei6net, erbalten: bic @eburt zines
longe eriebnten &inbes oiir6 cine IN.
irudtbare Sra,,, nod elmer bonn ORD
tel a~nbefoblenen @allfabrt unb einem
Spfer. Gas @ebeimnis Der mpiterio'
fen Srafelte6nif baben Die Ginge.
neibten itreng bepabrt; NIT Dem Ser.
fall bon Delphi lit es gu Grade eetra.
gen iporoen. gines aber, oas geraoe
Die Musgrabungen ertDieien baben,
gilt nunmebr ais iider, oab ndmlia
Der ieltiame Orofeli6luuo. Dem bic
G~etGubenoen N1mpfe entlpid)eu nnb
ben man i'm 4oplon persebeus eeiubt
bate, ME beitanOeu bat er mar elm
BbantaiiegebiIbe, bas @~ebeimnisnolle
oes SrafeIs, bas ole 5ielbepuBte Spe.
fnlation elmer flugen Yrielteri6aft
Eotte entiteben luiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Grin

lit nidt INNER bie Sarbe Der Soff.
llltlr9. 8enn Sbr einen Meniden
nit griinliber @eiidtsfarbe iebet, 10
oitrft Sbr iider ieir, Dob Dem
arnen mentg Soffnnng mebr Der.
bleibt. Setn 8lut lit bergiftet. Su
Den b~ornebmIifiten @einnobeits.
lebren gebort ia, oaB man fir pegel.
maBige 2eibes6ffmlrg Jorge, ba-
nit Die idIe6ten, I'M G6rper Der.
bratften 9eitanotbeile aus ienent
ausgeidIieoert peroen. SIT bas nidt
Ser Sail, 10 foIgen Ser 8ertopfung
3opfi9mer5erL S6min6el, Ser5fIopf
Ell, atbemnotb, @attisfeit, Riifen-
ifNudde, 2eber. nn6 @ierenleioen;
mo idliebli6 lit Oas gotrse 8Iiit
nit g(bfolitoff oerart iiberIaoen bob
sic Saut, b~ornebmli6 6as @eiidt,
cine gelb : griinlit}e Sarbitng an-
nimmt. Damn siebt es fiir iolde
2eute MIR nod Die ein3ige Soffrlrtg
iene t0btli6ep Site idpteu aus benz
Gorper 81 entfernen. 8iefe Soft
ming lit nod porbanoen, miro lid,
aber n,ir bci 9ntpenoltng Der be-
riibmten ct. Bernard 9rauterpillei
berpirflideu, 9icie BiIe1t. meIde
fir 25 Gents il alien apotbcfer 5u
baben iino, biloeu Die ein5ige ar5e.
nfi. sic in iuIdSn 5dllen belfen
fann. Sic iino niht aus aseroer
metaaiiden S~ubiton5en 5nbereitet
ionoern ans ocu beilfrdftiglten
8flonaqm berseiteIlt iuelde ben 8or-
per bon IeirGn eigeten @iften RENT.
ieen, obne ibm SdaOen 5usufiisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
9n gerfamfa!

0as Srib Sredmannide Gisentbnm III
Der gabe Der 9iarftbriide in bermann
yiod3uira9en bel
Rpberi 10 alter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
III dinner
ampfaOerbrn6
furtrt sRne ,ileNer

5obt S,br Gud) burd) neberarbeitune, Nns
Itren9uug, Observation-Disclosures ooer lleberiret
une Der ytaiurseiebe biete IdlIctd1enoe aronf,
belt [aud, Sooehbrud, poer Yariroeeie ee.
nannt) 3useSosen2 llnIcre ~Sd)cioanss9e.
rid)ie uno S%rrenhGuier beSeuscn lire ser
riiitenben gBirtun9en. Gte mad1t mebr
0l6nner 3u WrafS, aIs alle onberen 2rant.
beiten. 9ernadildIfisuns Iiibrt iid)erlid) 3u
polhidnbieem Yerluit Der Monncetroit.
Ygerit Guer SuSpeniorium fort; leibet nid,t
l6paer. I'd, iurire bic Granfheii in turser
3cit obnc Gdlmersen. Sd)neioen oeer 4b
binben. burd) bic fbne0ite, iiderite uno ,,is
peildi5taIte Wetbooe, Die Der meoi5tniIdlen
W,IenifuTt befonnt lit Wuuo belt, Sd,lprlls
un8 uno 9luionorod9 in ben ouSgeoebntep
gbem orrIdipirben id,nep. Serluitc per-
ocu oerbinoert. Sin 9~efunoer pIutdmIoui
,ritb ipieoer bergeItelli, pie eridloFIcn Or.
uaue ,ueroen cntipideI uno g8Grme, &roIt
uno 2eben fcbten balb 5uriid. 3d) babe
buneer c bon Didnnern esiehen, Sic ourd
9eiobrlid)c d,irur9iIhe Speroiionen ruiuirt
wutncn. Gd)re.bt beuie nod1. Jb belle
aud ariinoliu, unb bauernb Blutoeraiihin9,
Rcrpen3erriittune nerIorere 9ebene rrnit, ur,
inbeidhperben. YlaIen, Hiereu, unn aItcrIei.
Den uno alc dlroniiden. ncrpDien 9iut' mo
lpe;iclen Qrantbeiten Der Nianncr.
G~brcnboIte, erIoI9rcide 9ebonoluna ca.
roniirt. 9eutId IS Buu) fir MANNER Incl,
ipcnn Gle oiefe an1ei9e ciuleureG ooer rcn
insert full name Of paper) nennen.
DR.. G. H. BOBERTZ,
S64 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
@efnabfm

auf Dem 8ege bon Gbriit Sletid
bis 9apier Mi.eller elm 9iinbeI &lei-
beritoff. Ser @igentbiimer fam
oaiielbe suriiderbalten bel 6. 90.
SaeberIe, St. S. 9. SO. /, Sermann.
rn6 8esablung 6ieier Ioti5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
ueti3.

Nm sUle bic eS on9ehi!
G;eicnisen melde Sobnipn ed,odlooer'
uno Iblaber 9emadt laben. Iporen SIS
fie bic Sbibren fir haS priocIe9ium
ocS SebraudcS nid)t ipdter ais ben /. Re.
bruor 1911 an mid, be3ableit. mad, Dem 1.
Sstruar iuiro IS 3uId)lu9 9emdht.
Sranf ) obnf o n,
paientinbaber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
@er tuiinIdjt Elm Seiml

glebrere MobuhduIer uno SanlotteR ~
pertauIen gu ,pobIfeilen preiien bel
Mullins % o b 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-06
Dantinauna,
@efnnhen

2 SattelOeden ON Der Sirit Greet
Roao. @igentbiimer fam bieielben
abboIen BEL gbas. @eber. Sirit
Greet, eesem 9e8ablung oieier Sin.
aetge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
NORTHWESTERN
 HAS RETIRED

Saturday evening the Northwestern Commercial Company. for many years one Of the largest wholesale and retat grocery stores in Nome. closed it's doors and the sign "20" tthe cndl was run mp al the mast head
 Manager Hesler in his able an sys- temstic manner had SO arranged his selling out sale that nothing remained in the store unsold with perhaps the excepti,a Of a few securing bricks. by .eight o'clock that evening.
 The Northwestern Commercial Com pany has retired from business. not that lt failed to make good returns on the money invested, but because the people back of the store voted a year .ago to confne all their investments and business to transportation work Tn AL aska-
 The retiring company has been a familiar isnd mark In the city since lts earliest days. having been established during the summer Of 1900 when the great rush was on 10 Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
TRUST DELIVERS
 ABLE LECTURE

The Federated church was crowded last evening. with Nomeites anxious to hear Mir. Frust. deliver lecture on Palestine and even though the hands of the clock went an hour beyond the usual hour when church lets out as the youngsters say stul the appreciative audience hung on his every word for he had the happy faculty of taking the people with him from town Co town over that wonderful narrow strip of country connecting the whole Chris tionized world in early days.
 Perhaps there was not more classic service held the world over yesterday evening than in the Congregational church. the music was grand. espe- cially the duet by Mrs. c. H. Baldwin and Mrs Robert Lusk. also the solo by Mrs. Lusk a fitting climax 10 the won derful and instructive lecture by the speaker of the evening.
 As MT Trust advanced with his de- seription. the result Of personal travel ana study Tn Palestine, With the Holy Bible for his chart one could grasp the birth Of monotheism Tn that coun- try. which is both rich and sterile, rocky and smooth level and hllly. val ley and desert The home of the gold en grain, and beautiful flowers. that toll not" the land of the shepherd who tended their foeRs by night and by day
 A wonderful country through which hords of warriors In ancient times passed and repassed trying to conquer and out of it all there was given to the world a religion Of one God. whose teachings have been flowing in all d. rections until their presentations have reached the utmost limits Of our planet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
PERSONAL NOTES

George James and son arrived from the Kougarok last Saturday night af- ter a seasons work. developing his property in that section of Alaska.
 After a few years of running the Elite Bath Mir James wanted to get out into the hills where he could find plenty of room to stretch himself. he having been more or less on the iron tier all his life. and during the years he followed civu engineering he sur veyed many townships and quarter sections in the state Of Washington.
 Mir. Frust one of the powers behind E E. Powell. or the Nome Consolidated Dredging Company. had the audience hanging on his every word up at the Congregational church last evening should Mir Trust meet rcvcrses in life he would be able to regain his loss. in part by going upon the lecture plat form.
 i R. R. Woodson, who left Nome on the first fleet of boats last spring is going ito engage in the stock raising busi- | ness in California. After looking over the country he has decided to settle in California and in writing from oak land he states that he is about to pur- ! chase a stock farm. All his friends will be glad to hear he is regaining his health for last winter while manager of the J J. Sesnon Company. he had | Ihard work pulling through
 I Dr Derbyshlre writes from San Die go. that in addition to treating all the men working on the now railroad building east from the city. he has been placed in charge of the marine hospital for six weeks while the regu- lar doctor is away on vacation. He has &5,5oo launch to go scooting over the bay c. meet the vessels. etc. and Is a rather busy fellow He has six assistants under him in thr marine hospital which Is modern up 10 date affair.
 Mrs. w A Pearson. wife Of orr local machine. returned from the outside on the Northwestern after brief visit Co the states The visit was to be for the winter. but after taking a good look around she decided there would be
 more pleasure In spending it with her
 husband SO back she came
 Miss Kate Brennan. after sum-
 mer's visit with her people in Seattle
 Is back for the winter. looking as if she
 enjoyed her vacation. away from the central telephone office. of which she has been in charge or the switch board operations for several years Mir and Mrs Otto Van Sickle re- turned on the Northwestern glad to get back Co Nome after a visit with the folks on the big outside. Otto. like all other N"meites. claims this is the
 place after all Nome has even the
 outside beaten in many respects.
 Henry A. Rowe, who left last winter for the Iditarod country. fig back at his old stamping grounds having come in on the Northwestern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
CODE-CLARK
 SHOW TONIGHT

The Code Clark Amusement Com- pauy will show again this evening at which they win exhibit 1000 feet of films There will be three more shows of the moving picture order this sea- son then no more until next summer.
 A large crowd Is expected during the next three shows and all the films on hand wlu be thrown on tie screen then shipped back to the states
 Tickets on sale at Toby's candy store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
Nugget Special Service

SEATTLE. Oct. l6 The revenue cutter Thetis ran into a storm in Be ring sea a few days ago that damaged the vessel to such an extent it has been ordered to Puget sound for repairs.
 The captain of the ThetIs received word sometime ago to keep the vessel in Northern waters until November l. on account Of the late sailing Of the passenger steamers on the Boring sea run this season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
CUTTER THETIS IS
 DAMAGED BY STORM

The d, partmrnt after hearing of the damaE, suffered by the Theti~ dis patched orders Co the captain to come south with his vessel for repairs. The cutter Is now limping south having been detached from the Boring sea pa trol
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16

DR. SLOAN HAS MOVED
 Dr. ]. M. Sloan has moved his offices from the Dunhsm building into the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16

Before leaving for Seattle. order a dozen bottles Bartlett Natural water delivered to your stateroom from Seward Coml co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16

The best Bourbon or Rye Whiskey iu town by the gallon or bottle. Seward Coml Co. wholesale and ret7l dealers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
REMEMBER THE NAME

For prompt au5 sattsfsct1ry 'aundry Phone Main 1sf.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
AT THE NORTHERN.

There is always something new. Good music from now on always some thing doing and the lunch growing.
 BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16

Start the month right by subserib. ing for the Daily Nugget s2 per month; 6 months. st0; one year SEQ
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
NOTICE

NOTICE Do not be deceived by a monopoly WE WILL save you 20 per cent on al electrical supplies. Come and see the Improved Tungsten Lamp. Carleton N hardware Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16

Visiting Cards at Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-16
eo ro TAs No rn poLs

Batern for the best bread snd past, The anlv Co1e" v. us. in lo-.r
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-08-10
WOMEN AT THE STATE FAIR.
Some of the Features This Department
Will Inaugurate This Fall.

The Woman's Building at the Tennes
see State Fair this fall will be thing
of beauty. Everything conceivable made
by the hand of women, from a tiny little
infants cap to jar of blackberry jam
will be seen on exhibition. The Womani
Department OF the Tennessee State Fan
is one of its most important branches.
and has proved from year to year to be
one of the greatest drawing cards of the
big fair. Mrs. Alex Caldwell of Nash
vile has again been appointed director
of the Woman's Department, and she
will be aided by large and efficient
corps of assistants. Mrs. Cldwell has
appointed a chairman from each county
in the State, and these in turn have
selected their own assistants. The object
of the Womans' Department is to make
the fair helpful and profitable to the
women of Tennessee, not merely to make
a display of exhibits, but to make them
better home makers, and increasing their
knowledge along practical lines. There
will be splendid lectures, on various sub
jects, by able speakers, all of the lect-
ures to be free. The various demonstra-
tions will be unusually fine, especially
those in cooking bread, cake-making, etc.
Many labor-saving devices will be shown.
Sewing, domestic subjects and gardening
will receive special attention. 1t is es-
timated that something like 10000 arti.
cles will be shown in the Womans' Build
ing this year. A SPECIAL sales department
will be conducted, and full information
can be had by addressing the Womans
Department, Tennessee State Fair, Nash
vile, Tenn, to who applications for pre-.
MUM lists and entry blanks should also
be addressed.