The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... tion by birth and parentage is greater than the combined populations of Riga and Dvinsk . But New York's appeal is as much to the people of the United States as to those of the outer world . Glancing at the list of those born elsewhere ...
... tion by birth and parentage is greater than the combined populations of Riga and Dvinsk . But New York's appeal is as much to the people of the United States as to those of the outer world . Glancing at the list of those born elsewhere ...
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... tion was planned to fit boys and girls for colleges , and those who couldn't continue in the appointed channel found them- selves half fitted for college , but not at all fitted for life . Then some one pro- posed that boys and girls ...
... tion was planned to fit boys and girls for colleges , and those who couldn't continue in the appointed channel found them- selves half fitted for college , but not at all fitted for life . Then some one pro- posed that boys and girls ...
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... tion is disclosed that might be termed startling , especially when it is remem- bered that the school army of Greater Gotham is so large that if it marched ten abreast in close formation the front rank would be boarding a North River ...
... tion is disclosed that might be termed startling , especially when it is remem- bered that the school army of Greater Gotham is so large that if it marched ten abreast in close formation the front rank would be boarding a North River ...
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... tion , in the service or funds necessary in his work any more than the builder of a suspension bridge should be expected to provide a safe span with three cables in- stead of the four which conditions de- mand . " Within natural ...
... tion , in the service or funds necessary in his work any more than the builder of a suspension bridge should be expected to provide a safe span with three cables in- stead of the four which conditions de- mand . " Within natural ...
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... tion in which it was found . Thus the position of the rock was re- vealed and its density determined . The engineers ascertained that they could put their tunnel under the river nearly 1,400 feet beneath the surface of the water ...
... tion in which it was found . Thus the position of the rock was re- vealed and its density determined . The engineers ascertained that they could put their tunnel under the river nearly 1,400 feet beneath the surface of the water ...
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