eugenics-Fitter-Families-Contest-Winners-Topeka-Kansas.jpg
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Summary
| Description | "Winners of a Fitter Family contest stand outside the Eugenics Building at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka, KS, where families are registered for the contests. (c. 1925) |
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| Purpose of use | Illustration of section on Fitter Family contests in article about Eugenics in the United States |
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| Other information | Image is old and not marketable, so profit opportunities will not by using here. Image is being used solely for non-profit and educational purposes, and will be of significant benefit to the public. |
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| 03:28, 21 December 2010 | No thumbnail | 650 × 514 (81 KB) | (talk | ) | {{Non-free use rationale |Article = Eugenics in the United States |Description = "Winners of a Fitter Family contest stand outside the Eugenics Building at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka, KS, where families are registered for the contest |
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