The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-08

I department is in the manufac acture of Artificial limbs, these members having | been improved to the degree where
 the person equipped with them is able
 to use the fingers, toes and other joints about as readily and as usefully as | protectograph for check protection, has been carried to a degress of perfection which, it is declared makes the raising
 and forging of checks an impossibility.
 There is no department at the expo sition, and scarcely a state building
 of foreign pavilion, which does not feature of instruction. States and na- tions use 1t to portray scenes, histor-
 ical occasions, and features of indus trial life. But in the Palace of Educa- tion the moving pictures is utilized for the first time at any eXposition-or at
 least the use of it is made more def prIncIpleS oI euucallon. nat the mo ton picture IS ultimately destined to rev olullonlze educational methods mas
 been d frequent preulcuon. 1t Is shown
 nere III the very important place Il now occupies m educational work ln the slrlcter sense Of that word. Another modern feature put into practice tor the trst tune al this exposition IS the loemonstratlon of the principles o1 edu- hitherto, the work ot pupiIs mas been d basis for educational exhibits. m this department Is given d praphic and detailed review ol the educational methods of all of the principal coun-
 tries, the states of the Umted States, and of many countries and cities that
 parture.
 Hand made shoes-o only they are
 made by machinery here-are examples of the revolutioniZins effect of modern machines on particular manufactur- ing industry as shown in the Palace of Liberal Arts, where the United Shoe Machinery Company has a complete plant in operation. Such machinery
 as is shown here is ending the day of
 watches the leather from the time it
 leaves the tannery until the finished
 shoe is handed to him for inspection and only an expert could detect the machine made qualities. The thousand and one improvements in the applica- tion of gas and electricity for lighting heating and household purposes is ex-
 hibited in minute detail in the Palace of Manufactures, the development of
 the household electrical supply field being shown in an amazing detail The textile industry is here shown, too, by numberless looms in operation pro- ducing silks. cotton, woolens, tapes tries, each loom representing the last
 word in the spinning trade.
 The development of agricultural ma |cnlHeTN, tne Sluuy or advanced methods of soil culture and enrichment pro- cesses, intensive and dry farming, and the competitive array of agricultural produce combine to give the Palace of Agriculture q steady stream of visi- tors. Under this same department is the food products palace where are shown in practical working order the plants that daily turn out immense stores of flour, mush. bread, choco late, tea, candies, wines, and the en- tire range of household commodities.
 These are but a few of a multitude of other processes, principles and ar ticles featured at this greatest of all worlds eXpositions; only those matters being selected for mention here that represent some significant advance in their particular line.