The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 19
... to win its battle for existence than the one fed on cow's milk , and thousands of mothers are thus in- duced to give up their intention of rear- Photograph from the New York Edison Company school , and THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 19.
... to win its battle for existence than the one fed on cow's milk , and thousands of mothers are thus in- duced to give up their intention of rear- Photograph from the New York Edison Company school , and THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 19.
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... After the milk - station stage on the battlefront of existence , the child moves up past the children's clinic to the public . NEW YORK SCHOOL BOYS AT A MUNICIPAL PLAYGROUND Photograph by. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 21.
... After the milk - station stage on the battlefront of existence , the child moves up past the children's clinic to the public . NEW YORK SCHOOL BOYS AT A MUNICIPAL PLAYGROUND Photograph by. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 21.
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... existence . A third of a mile long , and 307 feet high , it is 235 feet thick at its base and 28 feet thick at its crest . The exposed portion of the down - stream side is made of huge granite blocks . Above Kensico there is what is ...
... existence . A third of a mile long , and 307 feet high , it is 235 feet thick at its base and 28 feet thick at its crest . The exposed portion of the down - stream side is made of huge granite blocks . Above Kensico there is what is ...
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... existence , they are wholly unequal to the task of caring for the tide of humanity that ebbs and flows during rush hours be- tween Manhattan and Long Island . Eight tunnel tubes have been built to share the burden ; but in spite of ...
... existence , they are wholly unequal to the task of caring for the tide of humanity that ebbs and flows during rush hours be- tween Manhattan and Long Island . Eight tunnel tubes have been built to share the burden ; but in spite of ...
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... existence , carries a concrete deck on which is laid a four - track railroad . HOW NEW YORK HANDLES ITS FREIGHT A congestion of population that at places reaches 3,000 to the acre and at others concentrates as many people as live in the ...
... existence , carries a concrete deck on which is laid a four - track railroad . HOW NEW YORK HANDLES ITS FREIGHT A congestion of population that at places reaches 3,000 to the acre and at others concentrates as many people as live in the ...
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