The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 32
... miles away , and on the opposite side of the Hudson . Paul Thompson WOMEN POLICE PARADING DOWN FIFTH AVENUE : NEW. Photograph from the New York Edison Company " THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND WINDOWS " : THE. 32 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... miles away , and on the opposite side of the Hudson . Paul Thompson WOMEN POLICE PARADING DOWN FIFTH AVENUE : NEW. Photograph from the New York Edison Company " THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND WINDOWS " : THE. 32 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
Page 33
... women are proving that they can patrol a beat or collect fares in a street car as well as men . Thus does the economic emancipation of woman receive another boost . Between these two reservoirs four kinds of construction were used ...
... women are proving that they can patrol a beat or collect fares in a street car as well as men . Thus does the economic emancipation of woman receive another boost . Between these two reservoirs four kinds of construction were used ...
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... women , and children - in Nevada's largest city were suddenly to turn policemen , they would make a force just about equal to that of New York . We read often of the failures of the New York police force , but those who realize the ...
... women , and children - in Nevada's largest city were suddenly to turn policemen , they would make a force just about equal to that of New York . We read often of the failures of the New York police force , but those who realize the ...
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... Women who do their shopping in imported cars and have chauffeurs and footmen seem to love bargains as well as their sisters , whose only conveyance is a street car and who must wash their own breakfast dishes be- fore joining the buying ...
... Women who do their shopping in imported cars and have chauffeurs and footmen seem to love bargains as well as their sisters , whose only conveyance is a street car and who must wash their own breakfast dishes be- fore joining the buying ...
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... women occupy an equal place with their men in the family life . The Kurds have furnished at least one great man to history , for Saladin , the chivalrous leader of the Saracen hosts , the compeer of Richard Coeur de Lion , was from this ...
... women occupy an equal place with their men in the family life . The Kurds have furnished at least one great man to history , for Saladin , the chivalrous leader of the Saracen hosts , the compeer of Richard Coeur de Lion , was from this ...
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