The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 7
... remain in the fold of con- scientious service . Three people out of every four in the great metropolis were born under alien . flags or are the children of the foreign- born . But who that has studied the situ- ation can gainsay New ...
... remain in the fold of con- scientious service . Three people out of every four in the great metropolis were born under alien . flags or are the children of the foreign- born . But who that has studied the situ- ation can gainsay New ...
Page 47
... remains , and even such a name with which to conjure barely suffices to hold the crowd that long has filled that big emporium . More and more New York is drifting away from the department store and to the specialty shop . Fifth avenue ...
... remains , and even such a name with which to conjure barely suffices to hold the crowd that long has filled that big emporium . More and more New York is drifting away from the department store and to the specialty shop . Fifth avenue ...
Page 52
... remains the con- necting link between the three continents , and across it should still lie the highways of trade between the east and the west , the north and the south . Where Turkey joins to Egypt is Pales- tine . No spot of earth in ...
... remains the con- necting link between the three continents , and across it should still lie the highways of trade between the east and the west , the north and the south . Where Turkey joins to Egypt is Pales- tine . No spot of earth in ...
Page 77
... remain to chat for a minute , and still others start whistling down the stairs . But everybody stops dead still when there comes a terrific BOOM ! " There's long - winded Lizzie again , " says one . " By ginger ! I'd like to lay my ...
... remain to chat for a minute , and still others start whistling down the stairs . But everybody stops dead still when there comes a terrific BOOM ! " There's long - winded Lizzie again , " says one . " By ginger ! I'd like to lay my ...
Page 91
... remain under French control . civilian prefect holds office , presumably under the general commanding , but a council of fourteen natives assists him in an advisory capacity . A MOST ANCIENT RACE OF SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE The Albanians are ...
... remain under French control . civilian prefect holds office , presumably under the general commanding , but a council of fourteen natives assists him in an advisory capacity . A MOST ANCIENT RACE OF SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE The Albanians are ...
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