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Date
ca. 1933-1934 (2)

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Electricity (1)
Exhibition Buildings (1)
Lamps (1)
Light (1)
Swimmers (1)
Swimming (1)
Contests (1)

Creator
Hallenbeck (1)
Kaufmann & Fabry co. (1)

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7.25x9.5 (1)
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"Before they leave the factory, Mazda lamps are put through eleven exacting tests. Miss Gladys Armstrong
1. "Before they leave the factory, Mazda lamps are put through eleven exacting tests. Miss Gladys Armstrong demonstrates how it is done in the General Electric Exhibit."
"Chicago: New World's records in swimming are promised when these three champions start paddling in their
2. "Chicago: New World's records in swimming are promised when these three champions start paddling in their favorite events on the program of the National A.A.U. outdoor title racing carnival in the World's Fair Lagoon, scheduled for July 6, 7, and 8. One of the greatest fields ever assembled will compete in the eleven titular events carded. Picture here, from top to bottom, are Leonard Spence, of the New York A.C., Ralph Flanagan, of the Greater Miami A.A., and Jack Medica, of the Washington A.C., Seattle. Leonard Spence is the National A.A.U. breastroke world's record holder at 220 yards and 440 yards champion in this style. Flanagan holds the American mark for one mile, 21 minutes, 12 1/5 seconds. Medica boasts the world's record, 10 minutes 15.4 seconds for 880 yards, free style."
  
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