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ca. 1933-1934 (4)

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Kaufmann & Fabry co. (3)

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[May pole dancers at the Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-1934.] [The men and women
1. [May pole dancers at the Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-1934.] [The men and women are walking aroung the pole.]
[The polar ship belonging to famed-Antarctic explorer Admiral Byrd is docked at A Century of Progress.]
2. [The polar ship belonging to famed-Antarctic explorer Admiral Byrd is docked at A Century of Progress.]
"Pushing his invention, a one-pole tent, all the way from Milwaukee, Wis., Roy Lister arrived at the
3. "Pushing his invention, a one-pole tent, all the way from Milwaukee, Wis., Roy Lister arrived at the Chicago World's Fair today (Friday June 29th) after a four day trip. Lister's tent is convenient for single campers, as it requires only a single rope and pole."
"To the South Pole - to Little America - went this stalwart ship of Admiral Byrd's. 'The City of New
4. "To the South Pole - to Little America - went this stalwart ship of Admiral Byrd's. 'The City of New York' is equipped with dried food, instruments, clothing and attendants to tell you about this wonderful ship and all about its adventures. The ship was docked at the Exposition Grounds for inspection."
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