The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 102
... interest on the purchase price , to be paid out of the profits from the pigs raised . The school officials of the Hood River region have charge of the experiments , and those boys and girls doing the best work and making the best ...
... interest on the purchase price , to be paid out of the profits from the pigs raised . The school officials of the Hood River region have charge of the experiments , and those boys and girls doing the best work and making the best ...
Page 212
... interest that was aroused when the first Assyrian inscription was deciphered , referring to events recorded in the Old Testament , or when George Smith announced that he had discovered among the tablets of the library of Ashurbanipal a ...
... interest that was aroused when the first Assyrian inscription was deciphered , referring to events recorded in the Old Testament , or when George Smith announced that he had discovered among the tablets of the library of Ashurbanipal a ...
Page 236
... interest for the traveler who has the good fortune to visit it . Mount Victoria ( altitude 11,355 feet ) in the background is four miles distant as the crow flies , but the thunder of the avalanches of ice can frequently be heard at the ...
... interest for the traveler who has the good fortune to visit it . Mount Victoria ( altitude 11,355 feet ) in the background is four miles distant as the crow flies , but the thunder of the avalanches of ice can frequently be heard at the ...
Page 261
... interest and affection and loyalty . When it does not do so , when the pa- triotic thrill courses through the veins and arteries of men in Ontario , Winni- peg , Saskatchewan and British Columbia , in Australia and at the Cape of Good ...
... interest and affection and loyalty . When it does not do so , when the pa- triotic thrill courses through the veins and arteries of men in Ontario , Winni- peg , Saskatchewan and British Columbia , in Australia and at the Cape of Good ...
Page 272
... and all Canadians take an interest in outdoor sports . The picture shows a crowd of merry snowshoers " bouncing " one of their comrades when meeting him in the streets . THE WORLD'S STRANGEST CAPITAL BY JOHN CLAUDE WHITE AUTHOR OF. 272.
... and all Canadians take an interest in outdoor sports . The picture shows a crowd of merry snowshoers " bouncing " one of their comrades when meeting him in the streets . THE WORLD'S STRANGEST CAPITAL BY JOHN CLAUDE WHITE AUTHOR OF. 272.
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