The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 316
... tion of hermits was formed and all the bordering land became green with cultiva- tion . Then came the general divestment of church property , and the building fell into Photograph from Wide World disuse . Only in recent years. 316 THE ...
... tion of hermits was formed and all the bordering land became green with cultiva- tion . Then came the general divestment of church property , and the building fell into Photograph from Wide World disuse . Only in recent years. 316 THE ...
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... tion of several hundred feet , and remain aloft for hours . Nor is this new air art by any means confined to practice among boys . At the technical universities students have formed clubs for the study , design , and construc- tion of ...
... tion of several hundred feet , and remain aloft for hours . Nor is this new air art by any means confined to practice among boys . At the technical universities students have formed clubs for the study , design , and construc- tion of ...
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... tion , welcomes the obliga- tion which that pioneering implies . It may seem a great deal to say that you cannot else- where equal Kelvinator's faithful performance . Yet Kelvinator's longer experi- ence , its greater knowledge , its ...
... tion , welcomes the obliga- tion which that pioneering implies . It may seem a great deal to say that you cannot else- where equal Kelvinator's faithful performance . Yet Kelvinator's longer experi- ence , its greater knowledge , its ...
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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