What We Saw at Madame World's Fair / Being a Series of Letters from the Twins at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to Their Cousins at Home
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A series of playful letters from twin cousins recounts their wanderings through an international exposition, describing pavilion displays, national courts, and demonstrations across food products, agriculture, machinery, fine arts, education, and horticulture. The narrators blend childlike curiosity with practical detail as they report fish-hatching, butter-sculpted flowers, manufacturing and transportation exhibits, mural and sculpture lessons, national pavilions and abbreviated travelogues of Italy, Japan, China, Sweden, Canada, and Tehuantepec, and the fair's nighttime fireworks and illuminations.
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