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Filler September 5, 1939

The Key West Citizen

Key West, Monroe County, Florida

What is this article about?

An Eskimo family, the only one in the US, visits New York's World's Fair and eagerly tries orange juice offered by Mrs. Oliver Harriman at the Florida State Exhibit. They were brought by explorer David Irwin.

Merged-components note: Merging image of Eskimos at fair with caption into filler as it is a short, illustrative human interest item

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Eskimos Introduced To Orange Juice!

No blubbering for these visitors from the northlands! They're eager for the orange juice offered by Mrs. Oliver Harriman, prominent society leader, in the groves of the Florida State Exhibit at New York's Fair. The Arctic matron and her young son are members of the only Eskimo family in the United States and were brought to the World's Fair by David Irwin, famous explorer and writer.

THE ISLAND CITY

What sub-type of article is it?

Human Interest Curiosity

What keywords are associated?

Eskimos Orange Juice Worlds Fair New York David Irwin Florida Exhibit

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Oliver Harriman David Irwin Arctic Matron Young Son

Where did it happen?

New York World's Fair

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Topic

Eskimos Introduced To Orange Juice At New York World's Fair

Location

New York World's Fair

Key Persons

Mrs. Oliver Harriman David Irwin Arctic Matron Young Son

Event Details

Visitors from the north, an Arctic matron and her young son from the only Eskimo family in the US, eagerly accept orange juice from Mrs. Oliver Harriman at the Florida State Exhibit. They were brought to the World's Fair by explorer David Irwin.

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