The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... less full of human interest . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Along with many other cities , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING ...
... less full of human interest . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Along with many other cities , New York long since learned that a vast ma- jority of the children who attend public schools do not go to college afterward . GARMENT - WORKERS PARADING ...
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... less than two dollars per hundred of assessed value . THE HUDSON RIVER AND ITS MANHATTAN AND JERSEY SHORE DOCKS. THE NEW YORK CITY HALL AT NIGHT AN ICE - CREAM PARLOR ON WHEELS. Photograph from the New York Edison Company school , and ...
... less than two dollars per hundred of assessed value . THE HUDSON RIVER AND ITS MANHATTAN AND JERSEY SHORE DOCKS. THE NEW YORK CITY HALL AT NIGHT AN ICE - CREAM PARLOR ON WHEELS. Photograph from the New York Edison Company school , and ...
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... less than cost estimates . Let us have a look at the big water- way , starting at Ashokan Reservoir and following it down to the end - Silver Lake , Staten Island , 119 miles away . The first consideration was the geology of the region ...
... less than cost estimates . Let us have a look at the big water- way , starting at Ashokan Reservoir and following it down to the end - Silver Lake , Staten Island , 119 miles away . The first consideration was the geology of the region ...
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... 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 - car , the city finds . the comparatively few - and ...
... 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 - car , the city finds . the comparatively few - and ...
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... less than fifty soldiers a few slightly wounded , the rest sick only . The warm , sweet breeze was swaying the curtains , and the new leaves on the trees just outside the win- dows were sparkling after a heavy shower . The nurses were ...
... less than fifty soldiers a few slightly wounded , the rest sick only . The warm , sweet breeze was swaying the curtains , and the new leaves on the trees just outside the win- dows were sparkling after a heavy shower . The nurses were ...
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