The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Army ..... Russia's Orphan Races : Picturesque Peoples Who Cluster on the Southeastern Border- land of the Vast Slav Dominions . By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS .. Ships for the Seven Seas : The Story of America's Maritime Needs , Her ...
... Army ..... Russia's Orphan Races : Picturesque Peoples Who Cluster on the Southeastern Border- land of the Vast Slav Dominions . By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS .. Ships for the Seven Seas : The Story of America's Maritime Needs , Her ...
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... ARMY When one reflects that seven out of every nine children of school age in New York are of immigrant parentage , a situa- tion is disclosed that might be termed startling , especially when it is remem- bered that the school army of ...
... ARMY When one reflects that seven out of every nine children of school age in New York are of immigrant parentage , a situa- tion is disclosed that might be termed startling , especially when it is remem- bered that the school army of ...
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... army goes marching on , losing only one out of ten of its number . GUARDING THE CHILD'S MILK SUPPLY Knowing that the germ army attacks the child army mainly through the milk supply , some sixty infant's milk stations are maintained ...
... army goes marching on , losing only one out of ten of its number . GUARDING THE CHILD'S MILK SUPPLY Knowing that the germ army attacks the child army mainly through the milk supply , some sixty infant's milk stations are maintained ...
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... Marching ten to a file , in close formation , the vanguard of the splendid army of future citizens would be coming into New York as the rear guard was passing out of Philadelphia . New York , with an annual budget of two hundred. 22.
... Marching ten to a file , in close formation , the vanguard of the splendid army of future citizens would be coming into New York as the rear guard was passing out of Philadelphia . New York , with an annual budget of two hundred. 22.
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... army . Its transpor- tation lines are always choked with pas- sengers , because one subway cannot be completed before another is needed . Its bridges and tunnels are always pressed to capacity because the interval between the ...
... army . Its transpor- tation lines are always choked with pas- sengers , because one subway cannot be completed before another is needed . Its bridges and tunnels are always pressed to capacity because the interval between the ...
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