The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... 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 tends to ...
... 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 tends to ...
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... inhabitant of the globe with a pint and a half of water a day . As an ally it will be an invaluable aid to the Catskill stream . Between them they will have , when the Schoharie dams are built , an aggregate capacity of eight hundred ...
... inhabitant of the globe with a pint and a half of water a day . As an ally it will be an invaluable aid to the Catskill stream . Between them they will have , when the Schoharie dams are built , an aggregate capacity of eight hundred ...
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... inhabitant of the earth . This reservoir is four miles long and from one to three miles wide . The water is impounded by a dam thrown across the Bronx River , one of the finest struc- tures of its kind in existence . A third of a mile ...
... inhabitant of the earth . This reservoir is four miles long and from one to three miles wide . The water is impounded by a dam thrown across the Bronx River , one of the finest struc- tures of its kind in existence . A third of a mile ...
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... inhabitants , had to be pumped out with great care , so that no sand was carried along . Because of the head of water , large masses of concrete had to be introduced to keep the subway from floating . Where it crosses the Hudson tubes ...
... inhabitants , had to be pumped out with great care , so that no sand was carried along . Because of the head of water , large masses of concrete had to be introduced to keep the subway from floating . Where it crosses the Hudson tubes ...
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... and " rifle , " and " guard , " and " bayonet . " We could hear our advanced pupil , Gus Nelson , trying to satisfy his inhabitants thousand ers wond Photograph by Christina Krysto Photograph by. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 83.
... and " rifle , " and " guard , " and " bayonet . " We could hear our advanced pupil , Gus Nelson , trying to satisfy his inhabitants thousand ers wond Photograph by Christina Krysto Photograph by. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 83.
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