The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... force of. AN ICE - CREAM PARLOR ON WHEELS THE DAILY THRONG IN NEWSPAPER ROW : THE MANHATTAN END. Photograph by Paul Thompson ple who have to be shown at every step of the way , fighting against disease dis- semination in crowded factories ...
... force of. AN ICE - CREAM PARLOR ON WHEELS THE DAILY THRONG IN NEWSPAPER ROW : THE MANHATTAN END. Photograph by Paul Thompson ple who have to be shown at every step of the way , fighting against disease dis- semination in crowded factories ...
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NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT'S SERVICE FLAG The police force of the city is ready for any emergency . It is said that fifteen thousand civilians can be called to arms and action in an hour . Every precaution has been taken to insure the ...
NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTMENT'S SERVICE FLAG The police force of the city is ready for any emergency . It is said that fifteen thousand civilians can be called to arms and action in an hour . Every precaution has been taken to insure the ...
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... force the city to grow in shoe - string shape . Not less serious than the blockade im- posed by East River against the eastward expansion of the city is the lack of north and south streets in Manhattan . With the spread of the motor ...
... force the city to grow in shoe - string shape . Not less serious than the blockade im- posed by East River against the eastward expansion of the city is the lack of north and south streets in Manhattan . With the spread of the motor ...
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... force just about equal to that of New York . We read often of the failures of the New York police force , but those who realize the vastness of the population , the unusual proportion of criminals which a supercity attracts from the ...
... force just about equal to that of New York . We read often of the failures of the New York police force , but those who realize the vastness of the population , the unusual proportion of criminals which a supercity attracts from the ...
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... force must be highly efficient to render such an accounting of its stewardship as the New York force is able to give . The fire department , dealing with a congestion of population such as is to be found nowhere else in the world ...
... force must be highly efficient to render such an accounting of its stewardship as the New York force is able to give . The fire department , dealing with a congestion of population such as is to be found nowhere else in the world ...
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