Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-26

Zancar, the scientific 9stfologtsts can
answer all kinds Of questions and ev-
eryone who wants to can get the an
swer to their most perplexing problem
by just writing their question on slip
of paper and handing 1t to the wizard
Madam Ampere, the electrical wizard.
| will make anyone hold their breaths
when she defies electrical currents OF
the highest voltage with her bare
hands. lights torches from her body,
and does countless other seemingly
impossible stunts.
! Prof. Oscar. the tattooed wonder.
comes next in this show. and is real
~ human picture book. Prof. Os-
car also does electrical tattooing by
his painless method. and covers old
designs. Prince Oddi. the next in
line, is a clever magician and will
surely surprise everyone who pays
him visit this season. The last part
of the show is called Monkey land"
1t is a cage with the largest and
smallest monkeys of their breed in
the world.
+ The next outside in the midway Is
the War Show. This is shown free
of charge in Waterville, although Wis
itors may contribute il they so de-
sire. Mr.. DuFour is showing this
exhibit for the third time in the
State. 1t consists of % small box
like instruments which the spectator
Slances through, one at time. The
pictures which he is able TO see in
side were all taken on the hattlefields
of France and are highly educational.
The Freak Animal Show. next, Is
an interesting show. The freak
horses are the first Of interest. A
five legged horse and n six legged
horse. a seven legged COW and q COW
with five legs. another COW with two
milk udders and a freak calf are all
shown. There is also the cross be-
tween a tree bear and an ant eater,
snow ball chicken, the Chicken with
the human face. the pigeon hen,
rooster with four legs, cat with six
pigs tail and countless others.
Some are mounted but the most are
alive and contented. This tent con-
tains enough Of interest to keep
anyone's attention for hours.
The Japanese Bazaar will draw q
crowd today. Countless of Japanese
novelties can be secured here.
Laughland will give anyone plenty
of thrills. and surprises. Those who
SO through this show with a straight
face are advised TO consult a physi-
clan Immediately. The Eques- Cur
riculm is n circus all in itself. Here
are some Of the cleverest horses ever
seen in Watervile. The trainer con-
ducts an exhibition in arithmetic with
a small Shetland pony. Arabian
horses play lcapfrog and see-saw,
and mules and horses march as SOL
dierS.
The Palace of Wonders Is interest.
ing, and everyone should see this
while at the fair. Prof. Landry. who
lifts a ton of scrap-iron in a barrel
with his teeth is feature. and the
man killing lion. BesS, is also shown.
Bess killed Clarke three months ago
at Chattanooca.
The Horses
The Central Maine Fair this year
is an ideal place for lovers OF horses.
for the stables are chuck fun Of
them. many with whom race fans in
this vicinity are familiar with and
many more which people here will
probably know more OF after the
show is over.
or course Irving Pottle is on hand
with n good string as usual. Thera
is Allicwood the Great, AK, who
won the big six heat trot at Bang Or
against George Harvester, 212k.
also Donna Thompson, 215l4; Main
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Pearl G., 2071,, who is owned by.
George Booth of Skowhegan.
Bob Waite Of Lewiston Is present
with Northern Mack, 2.O9L. Peter
Kennedy and Badia.
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