For example, for the first series:
Aerial navigation: achieved, but not as convenient and ubiquitous as suggested
City Improvements up to date: not achieved, although it's possible to move individual homes and buildings at great expense, and you can buy deliberately-portable ones for certain uses
Shopping made easy — moving sidewalks: achieved, but not as convenient and ubiquitous as suggested
Summer excursions to the North Pole: marginally achieved, but not regularly commercially available; also, the image's notion of "North Pole" seems to be "inhabited Arctic regions" which are not, in fact, the North Pole
Concert and Opera at Home: achieved (and how!)
No more Droughts. Rainmaking machines at work: not achieved (unreliable and expensive rainmaking technology doesn't prevent droughts)
Dispensing with Bridge and ferry: marginally achieved, but not convenient or popular for most purposes; http://hydrobikes.com/ is really awesome but still expensive and most people don't have somewhere to store one, and other waterwalking apparatus is generally in the same boat (if you'll pardon the pun)
New uses for Roentgen rays: achieved (!!), though not all forms are routinely available for civilian law enforcement use
Roofed cities, fine weather insured: not achieved
Submarine Excursions: achieved, but much less convenient and ubiquitous than suggested
Cruisers evading an enemy: not achieved, but see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUKW (on a much smaller scale)
It would be neat to see this kind of analysis for all of the other sets they've collected.