The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... Carry Enormous Freights Through the Straits of Florida from the North Atlantic , and up through the Caribbean from Latin American ports , is spun a veritable network of ocean lanes that tie Gulf traffic with overseas ports . Till war ...
... Carry Enormous Freights Through the Straits of Florida from the North Atlantic , and up through the Caribbean from Latin American ports , is spun a veritable network of ocean lanes that tie Gulf traffic with overseas ports . Till war ...
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... carry malaria . That explained the presence of the disease along the coast . Four others which do not carry ma- laria live in the hill country and breed in fresh water . But the entomologists found another species , Anopheles ...
... carry malaria . That explained the presence of the disease along the coast . Four others which do not carry ma- laria live in the hill country and breed in fresh water . But the entomologists found another species , Anopheles ...
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... carry them away on their heads . In ancient times , as now , the carrying of water was woman's work , and in the picture we see a group of girls who have come to a fountain house to perform their daily chore . The period represented is ...
... carry them away on their heads . In ancient times , as now , the carrying of water was woman's work , and in the picture we see a group of girls who have come to a fountain house to perform their daily chore . The period represented is ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
Paricutín the Cornfield That Grew a Volcano Mexico By JAMES A GREEN | 129 |
Saboteur Mosquitoes By HARRY H STage | 165 |
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