The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 98-99National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 114
... industry in Concord is the Rum- ford Press , which prints some 50 magazines , including the Atlantic Monthly and ... industry , in fact one of the great pioneer industries of America , was the building of stagecoaches , which con- tinued ...
... industry in Concord is the Rum- ford Press , which prints some 50 magazines , including the Atlantic Monthly and ... industry , in fact one of the great pioneer industries of America , was the building of stagecoaches , which con- tinued ...
Page 139
... industry . The great logs were floated down the river . The British Crown marked the finer pines for the use of its ... industry came to an end in 1929 . 140 One of Amesbury's old industries has con- tinued and.
... industry . The great logs were floated down the river . The British Crown marked the finer pines for the use of its ... industry came to an end in 1929 . 140 One of Amesbury's old industries has con- tinued and.
Page 442
... industry , which now employs about 70,000 women . Needlework is considered by many students to be second in importance only to sugar from an economic standpoint . During World War I , when European and Asiatic markets for embroidery and ...
... industry , which now employs about 70,000 women . Needlework is considered by many students to be second in importance only to sugar from an economic standpoint . During World War I , when European and Asiatic markets for embroidery and ...
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