The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 141
... later , were most primitive ; I had one pot for coffee and one for meat and beans . THE JOURNEY BEGINS On April 23 , 1925 , all plans made , I swung into the saddle and pointed my horses ' noses toward the United States . Here began a ...
... later , were most primitive ; I had one pot for coffee and one for meat and beans . THE JOURNEY BEGINS On April 23 , 1925 , all plans made , I swung into the saddle and pointed my horses ' noses toward the United States . Here began a ...
Page 253
... later the Bonita found herself alone among the Ionian Islands . FI After visiting some of the villages on the Greek coast , we en- tered the Gulf of Cor- inth . We were now among places bearing the most famous names of antiquity . At ...
... later the Bonita found herself alone among the Ionian Islands . FI After visiting some of the villages on the Greek coast , we en- tered the Gulf of Cor- inth . We were now among places bearing the most famous names of antiquity . At ...
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... later the remorseful god placed a lit- tle cake in front of the petrified form of the goddess ; this is the reef at one end of Dia . ( This island is not to be confused with Naxos , in the Cyclades , which also bore the same name in ...
... later the remorseful god placed a lit- tle cake in front of the petrified form of the goddess ; this is the reef at one end of Dia . ( This island is not to be confused with Naxos , in the Cyclades , which also bore the same name in ...
Contents
Map of Discovery Western Hemisphere Reproduction in colors of the painting | 93 |
Turkey Goes to School By MAYNARD OWEN Williams | 95 |
Adventures of the National Geographic | 109 |
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