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    <news:name>Toes in a Very Different Sand</news:name>
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   <news:title>Some interesting old artwork from &amp;quot;Halligan&amp;#039;s illustrated world&amp;#039;s fair : a pictorial and literary history of the World&amp;#039;s Columbian Exposition.&amp;quot; Published in 1893, the same year as the exposition (better remembered as The White City). Many thanks to my friend Howard Mock who sent me a link to a copy for sale on Facebook Marketplace. These are from the scanned copy I found in the Pennsylvania Digital Library.</news:title>
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