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... State sends a quota of its people to be- come part and parcel of New York life , and perhaps a majority of the city's most Photograph by Paul Thompson เคน influential people were born outside. 2 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... State sends a quota of its people to be- come part and parcel of New York life , and perhaps a majority of the city's most Photograph by Paul Thompson เคน influential people were born outside. 2 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
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... comes into the city terminals every fifty - two seconds , and a ship clears every forty minutes . A child is born ... come to the city to live , and a hundred new telephones are installed . FIGHTING THE BIG GRAIN FIRE AT DOW'S ELEVATOR ...
... comes into the city terminals every fifty - two seconds , and a ship clears every forty minutes . A child is born ... come to the city to live , and a hundred new telephones are installed . FIGHTING THE BIG GRAIN FIRE AT DOW'S ELEVATOR ...
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... comes with skilled hands instead of being sent forth from school with untrained hands and poorly trained minds . A day spent in visiting New York's prevocational and and vocational schools gives one much heart and hope . Go with me down ...
... comes with skilled hands instead of being sent forth from school with untrained hands and poorly trained minds . A day spent in visiting New York's prevocational and and vocational schools gives one much heart and hope . Go with me down ...
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... come its inhabitants . For the most part those who come from foreign lands are as ignorant about the germ theory of disease when they arrive as a primary pupil is ignorant about dif- ferential calculus . Every one knows that crowding ...
... come its inhabitants . For the most part those who come from foreign lands are as ignorant about the germ theory of disease when they arrive as a primary pupil is ignorant about dif- ferential calculus . Every one knows that crowding ...
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... come for wholesome milk and for instruction . The first thing taught is that the breast - fed baby has a much better chance to win its battle for existence than the one fed on cow's milk , and thousands of mothers are thus in- duced to ...
... come for wholesome milk and for instruction . The first thing taught is that the breast - fed baby has a much better chance to win its battle for existence than the one fed on cow's milk , and thousands of mothers are thus in- duced to ...
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