The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 53
... nearly a third of the people of the United States . Britain had to import about half its meat , nearly three - fourths of its cheese and sugar , and an even larger share of its fruits and cereals and fats . Roughly two- thirds of all ...
... nearly a third of the people of the United States . Britain had to import about half its meat , nearly three - fourths of its cheese and sugar , and an even larger share of its fruits and cereals and fats . Roughly two- thirds of all ...
Page 180
... nearly perfect circle , or something may have been violently expelled through the side wall when the volcano was active . Beneath This Sculptured Lion in León Cathedral a Poet Sleeps. What Pierced This Dead Volcano's Side ? Nicaragua Has ...
... nearly perfect circle , or something may have been violently expelled through the side wall when the volcano was active . Beneath This Sculptured Lion in León Cathedral a Poet Sleeps. What Pierced This Dead Volcano's Side ? Nicaragua Has ...
Page 216
... nearly half of all railroad - coach cleaners . Cars are cleaned at the end of every run . By January 1 , 1944 , railroads had lost 227,531 employees to the armed forces , yet total personnel increased by twice that number ( page 220 ) ...
... nearly half of all railroad - coach cleaners . Cars are cleaned at the end of every run . By January 1 , 1944 , railroads had lost 227,531 employees to the armed forces , yet total personnel increased by twice that number ( page 220 ) ...
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