The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... plant , after hav- ing built the big installations at Guana- juato , Mexico , and after having developed high - tension transmission by the erection . of steel towers , suggested by the familiar steel windmill derrick — an engineering ...
... plant , after hav- ing built the big installations at Guana- juato , Mexico , and after having developed high - tension transmission by the erection . of steel towers , suggested by the familiar steel windmill derrick — an engineering ...
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... plant which grows on the rocks of this island . and which is called the dictam , for if they can eat of this plant , the iron comes out and soon falls out of the wound , and they are healed in a very short time . " Dittany was supposed ...
... plant which grows on the rocks of this island . and which is called the dictam , for if they can eat of this plant , the iron comes out and soon falls out of the wound , and they are healed in a very short time . " Dittany was supposed ...
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... plant ( see Color Plate XI ) under the dome of Shasta , dip into the wonder- land of plant and flower life at the ex- perimental farm of the late Luther Bur- bank , near Santa Rosa , or wander through San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ...
... plant ( see Color Plate XI ) under the dome of Shasta , dip into the wonder- land of plant and flower life at the ex- perimental farm of the late Luther Bur- bank , near Santa Rosa , or wander through San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ...
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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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