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... GEOGRAPHIC . By CHRISTINA KRYSTO ... Coal - Ally of American Industry : Following the Nation's Annual Output of 735,000,000 Tons of Fuel from Prehistoric Ages to Its Arrival at Tidewater . By WILLIAM JOSEPH SHOWALTER Day with Our Boys ...
... GEOGRAPHIC . By CHRISTINA KRYSTO ... Coal - Ally of American Industry : Following the Nation's Annual Output of 735,000,000 Tons of Fuel from Prehistoric Ages to Its Arrival at Tidewater . By WILLIAM JOSEPH SHOWALTER Day with Our Boys ...
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... , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING DOWN MADISON AVENUE : NEW YORK. 8 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING DOWN MADISON AVENUE : NEW YORK. 8 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
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