The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 48National Geographic Society., 1925 - Geography |
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Page 192
... seen that was not under cultivation . Men , women , and children , in quaint costumes and large wooden shoes , were planting , plowing , or gathering in every field . Although we were passing through the war area on our southward run to ...
... seen that was not under cultivation . Men , women , and children , in quaint costumes and large wooden shoes , were planting , plowing , or gathering in every field . Although we were passing through the war area on our southward run to ...
Page 475
... seen from the planes on these flights . Of course , many of the flights were made over the same course south and southeast of Bay Fiord , extending for 70 miles . " There are mountain ranges and moun- tain peaks , some of which reach an ...
... seen from the planes on these flights . Of course , many of the flights were made over the same course south and southeast of Bay Fiord , extending for 70 miles . " There are mountain ranges and moun- tain peaks , some of which reach an ...
Page 514
... seen as often as in former years ; but when the boot and bead girls were asked to parade their umiak they readily launched it and drove it past , even when the wind in the sails opposed their efforts . From youth the Greenland women are ...
... seen as often as in former years ; but when the boot and bead girls were asked to parade their umiak they readily launched it and drove it past , even when the wind in the sails opposed their efforts . From youth the Greenland women are ...
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As Disclosed by the National Geographic Societys | 227 |
An American Agricultural Explorer Makes His | 331 |
Flying Over the Arctic By LIEUTENANT COMMANDER RICHARD E BYRD U S Navy | 519 |
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