The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... hope . Go with me down on the lower East Side , where the tenement flourishes in all its fabled glory , and visit a prevocational school . Here we see children studying the things we studied in. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 9.
... hope . Go with me down on the lower East Side , where the tenement flourishes in all its fabled glory , and visit a prevocational school . Here we see children studying the things we studied in. THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE 9.
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... Side , overrun by poor children , to the fashionable apartment house on Riverside Drive , open only to tenants who have big bank rolls but no children . would seem a paradise for all the germs in the catalogue that city is New York ...
... Side , overrun by poor children , to the fashionable apartment house on Riverside Drive , open only to tenants who have big bank rolls but no children . would seem a paradise for all the germs in the catalogue that city is New York ...
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... Side the population is many times as dense , the wonder is that it is possible to prevent the city from being a pest hole , with every infectious disease endemic , from anthrax and ague to typhus and cholera . Furthermore , the elevated ...
... Side the population is many times as dense , the wonder is that it is possible to prevent the city from being a pest hole , with every infectious disease endemic , from anthrax and ague to typhus and cholera . Furthermore , the elevated ...
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... SIDE , BENEATH THE " L " TRACKS From such a neighborhood as this come many of the new soldiers of America , who are upholding the flag with a spirit worthy of Valley Forge or Yorktown , although in such a block there may be spoken , as ...
... SIDE , BENEATH THE " L " TRACKS From such a neighborhood as this come many of the new soldiers of America , who are upholding the flag with a spirit worthy of Valley Forge or Yorktown , although in such a block there may be spoken , as ...
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... sides of the valley . But that was not all . Thirty - two cemeteries , containing 2,800 graves , had to be removed , II miles of railroad had to be relocated , 64 miles of roads had to be discontinued , and 10 miles of macadam road ...
... sides of the valley . But that was not all . Thirty - two cemeteries , containing 2,800 graves , had to be removed , II miles of railroad had to be relocated , 64 miles of roads had to be discontinued , and 10 miles of macadam road ...
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