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University of Illinois at Chicago Century of Progress World's Fair, 1933-1934 (University of Illinois at Chicago)
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[Portrait of Woodrow Wilson, the twenty-eighth President of the United States. To the left is a smaller
1. [Portrait of Woodrow Wilson, the twenty-eighth President of the United States. To the left is a smaller portrait of Harper's Weekly editor Colonel George Harvey, an early supporter of Wilson's candidacy for U.S. President. To the right is Colonel Henry Watterson, the renowned editor of the Louisville Courier Journal. The caption below notes that Colonel Watterson was outraged over Wilson's decision to politically distance his presidential campaign from Colonel Harvey and Harper's Weekly. Wilson believed that Colonel Harvey's Wall Street connections would turn off voters in the general election.]
"Paul Revere, famous by his audacious ride, was a renowned silversmith and had a shop in Boston. The
2. "Paul Revere, famous by his audacious ride, was a renowned silversmith and had a shop in Boston. The elegant lady in her soft blue flowery fashioned dress is showing a platter to her husband. His gray silver trimmed suit with the embroidered vest is of latest cut and proves that Revere's workmanship was appreciated in the best society."
"The graceful girl picking flowers was a highly appreciated by the costumers of the renowned perfume
3. "The graceful girl picking flowers was a highly appreciated by the costumers of the renowned perfume firm and placed in the beauty-salons."
 
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