The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 39
... beginning of the big city's transportation troubles . The people ride more frequently with every extension of facilities . When New York had only its surface lines to depend on , Mr. Average New Yorker took 147 rides a year . Then came ...
... beginning of the big city's transportation troubles . The people ride more frequently with every extension of facilities . When New York had only its surface lines to depend on , Mr. Average New Yorker took 147 rides a year . Then came ...
Page 43
... beginning of the city's freight - moving problem . Her harbor is the gateway between New Eng- land and a major portion of the remainder of the country . Into the " down East " manufacturing district pour raw materials and coal through ...
... beginning of the city's freight - moving problem . Her harbor is the gateway between New Eng- land and a major portion of the remainder of the country . Into the " down East " manufacturing district pour raw materials and coal through ...
Page 57
... beginning of December , 1914 , the Turks demanded $ 20,000 from the American College at Beirut . There were 23 Mohammedan mosques and 23 Mohammedan boys ' schools in Beirut , compared with 38 Christian churches and 67 Christian schools ...
... beginning of December , 1914 , the Turks demanded $ 20,000 from the American College at Beirut . There were 23 Mohammedan mosques and 23 Mohammedan boys ' schools in Beirut , compared with 38 Christian churches and 67 Christian schools ...
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... beginnings of his- toric facts . And all , except the Turks , have inhabited , from time immemorial , the districts in which they are now found . These races represent the three great monotheistic religions , which have also originated ...
... beginnings of his- toric facts . And all , except the Turks , have inhabited , from time immemorial , the districts in which they are now found . These races represent the three great monotheistic religions , which have also originated ...
Page 80
... beginning to recover their appetites . And I can't help saying , " It coULD be worse , couldn't it , Yanks ? " The busy helper licks a finger and , ges- ticulating grandly with a dripping spoon , bursts forth like this : " Say , lady ...
... beginning to recover their appetites . And I can't help saying , " It coULD be worse , couldn't it , Yanks ? " The busy helper licks a finger and , ges- ticulating grandly with a dripping spoon , bursts forth like this : " Say , lady ...
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