Children visit the Century of Progress fair on Children's Day
May 21 marked the first Children’s Day at Chicago’s Century of Progress exposition. About 4,400 children were guided by Travelers Aid workers and 500,000 visitors filled the grounds as guards formed lunar chains to manage crowds, while lost children were reunited with parents.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Chizage
America
Earth
Mutradig
Tony Gover
Chicago
Vtec
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Aris
Mowstone
Will
Sunny
Pga
Hii
Fentes
Hem
Mnes Kienstle
Feng
Laures
Trewayne
Whith
Aid Sociey
Flage
Fair
Fale
Childer
Valn
Jengtiz
Stalng
le Welst
Grminda
Watt
Phen
Tate
Watshore
Extel
Bunard
Traveters
Pallee
Bern
Silver in Olden Times and Its Global Reach
A historic overview traces silverware from ancient bowls to grand table centers. It notes English, Spanish, and Asian uses, battles of wealth, and famed silversmiths like the Moultons and Paul Revere family. It highlights cultural roles, royal gifts, and evolving crafts across continents.
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Han Wat
Kali
Plitiy
St. Petre
Wanamaxer
New York
Mmed
Neparte
Alese Rue
D.mion
Duke of
Albuauerque
Revoludon
New England
William Moulton
Sewbursport
Mass
Hin
Smong
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dace Newharr
Celental
Newburyport
Ix Ceneracions
Paul Revers
Wien
Anthony Towse
Vietory
Colonia Alversmiths
Flourlahel
Sonn Adams
America
Hoston
Fritish Olivers
Gorham
Providence
Vurieey
Mares
Bligg Craft
Tm Accion
rZans
Wallace
Internationa
Rihers
Artlatls
Helen of Tros
Uhidut
India
the Gundatete
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Una
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