The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 72National Geographic Society., 1938 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 94
... valley below . THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE VISITED THE FLUME IN A SINGLE. Photograph by Trask's Studio handshakes at the annual town meeting in Franconia in March . Town finances were the chief subject for discussion and men talked of ...
... valley below . THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE VISITED THE FLUME IN A SINGLE. Photograph by Trask's Studio handshakes at the annual town meeting in Franconia in March . Town finances were the chief subject for discussion and men talked of ...
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... valley . A cloudburst had sent a tremendous volume of water rushing down the river . At once she began calling the ranch houses up- stream from the village , knowing they would be first in the path of the flood . Next she called people ...
... valley . A cloudburst had sent a tremendous volume of water rushing down the river . At once she began calling the ranch houses up- stream from the village , knowing they would be first in the path of the flood . Next she called people ...
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... valley , which proved to be more fruitful than the valley we left behind Hundred Flower Mountain . Numerous terraces sup- ported by stone embankments circled the hillsides . At their bases were English wal- nut trees serving the double ...
... valley , which proved to be more fruitful than the valley we left behind Hundred Flower Mountain . Numerous terraces sup- ported by stone embankments circled the hillsides . At their bases were English wal- nut trees serving the double ...
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Algonquian Indians | 57 |
Soaring Heights of New Hampshire Attract | 73 |
Admiral Byrds Second | 105 |
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