The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page
... Ship - minded , The . By EDWARD N. HURLEY , Chairman , United States Shipping Board ...... 201 Bringing the World to Our ... Ships for the Seven Seas : The Story of America's Maritime Needs , Her Capabilities , and Her Achievements . By ...
... Ship - minded , The . By EDWARD N. HURLEY , Chairman , United States Shipping Board ...... 201 Bringing the World to Our ... Ships for the Seven Seas : The Story of America's Maritime Needs , Her Capabilities , and Her Achievements . By ...
Page 4
... ship clears every forty minutes . A child is born every six minutes , a wedding takes place every thirteen minutes , and a funeral is held every fourteen minutes . There is a real - estate transfer every twenty - five minutes , a new ...
... ship clears every forty minutes . A child is born every six minutes , a wedding takes place every thirteen minutes , and a funeral is held every fourteen minutes . There is a real - estate transfer every twenty - five minutes , a new ...
Page 19
... ships in the harbor , the bottled waters that are sold , the drinking waters on railroad trains and river steamers are constantly under the scrutiny of the department . The mosquito is fought as assiduously here as it was at Panama ...
... ships in the harbor , the bottled waters that are sold , the drinking waters on railroad trains and river steamers are constantly under the scrutiny of the department . The mosquito is fought as assiduously here as it was at Panama ...
Page 45
... ship terminals be built on the shores of the Bronx above Hell Gate , thus pro- viding entirely new docking territory . Already work in this direction has been started and some extraordinary difficul- ties have been encountered on the ...
... ship terminals be built on the shores of the Bronx above Hell Gate , thus pro- viding entirely new docking territory . Already work in this direction has been started and some extraordinary difficul- ties have been encountered on the ...
Page 52
... ships , trafficking with all the world . Located in the pathway between Egypt and Babylon , it was the ideal posi- tion for trade ; while the western world , along the Mediterranean shores , was an ever - growing market for the wares of ...
... ships , trafficking with all the world . Located in the pathway between Egypt and Babylon , it was the ideal posi- tion for trade ; while the western world , along the Mediterranean shores , was an ever - growing market for the wares of ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
acorns Albania Allies American American Red Cross ancient Armenians army Austrian Baku Balkan Bokhara boys Britain British building called cars Celts cent century Christian Church coal color Croats east Eastern Empire Europe feet foreign France French German Greek Holy hundred industry inhabitants Island Italian Italy Jerusalem Jews Kremlin labor land language live M. O. Williams Magyars ment merchant miles military million modern Moslem mountain NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ocean Patriarch Paul Thompson peace peasants Photograph by M. O. population ports race races of Europe racial Red Cross Republic river rivets Roman Russian San Leo San Marino schools Serbians shipbuilding Shipping Board shipyards Slavic Slavs soldiers square miles steel story streets supply Tatars Teutonic thousand tion tonnage tons troops Turkish Turks Ukraine United valleys vessels women yards York ZINE