Chinese Turkestan a Remote Corner of Asia for Expeditions
The article surveys Chinese Turkestan or Sinkiang as an inaccessible land bordered by the Pamirs and Tian Shan. It notes a vast desert Takla Makan, the Tarim drainage, key towns such as Yarkand Kashgar and Khotan, and describes routes from Kashmir and Leh through high passes. It mentions jade mining, local crafts, and the region’s appeal to explorers and big game hunters.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Hinese
East Turkestan
Tibet
Chinese Turkestan
Karagorum
Kashmir
Pamir
Pamirs
Tian Shan Range
Altai Mountains
Russian Asia
China
Tian Shans
Tarim River
Great Plain
Lop
Tarim
Takia Makan
Yarkand
Kashgar
Aksu
Takla Makan
Tibetan
Khotan
Turkestan
Sinkiang
Sungaria
India
Srinagar
Hunza’ Pass
Taghdumbash Pamir
Leh
Ladakh
Karakorum
Yark
Russian Turkestan
Chinese Turk
Marquesa Curzon
Keddieston
M. P
The Death Dodger
Marie Ryson survives a sequence of crimes and escapes, earning the moniker Death Dodger as he slips through New Yorks underworld. After a dramatic rooftop chase and a fatal accidental ice shard, the notorious criminal meets his end, leaving detectives puzzled by the elusive figure.
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Mabe
McGann
Marie
Hogan's Club
Crouse
Renks
Ryson
Randon
Clancy
East River
Red Zimmerman
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Mobe
New York
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Manhattan
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Eighth Avenue
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Mabe Ryson
Food Recipes from The Kitchen Cabinet 1925
A collection of domestic recipes and tips including Sour Cream Filling Beef a la Mode and Date Bars. Also features Molasses Drop Cookies Dumplings English Hot Pot and various fruit desserts with step by step instructions and ingredient lists.
First Harp Songs Through Ages Charm the Senses
A reflective piece on the harp tracing its origins to Jubal and ancient Mesopotamia. The author imagines lush ancient landscapes with fruit trees and rivers, linking the harp’s fragrance of history to calming influence for harassed hearts.
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Jubal
Lamech
Adah
Mesopotamia
Christian Science Monitor
Havilah
Rio Grande's Channel History Across Colorado and New Mexico
The Rio Grande occupies varied valleys in Colorado and New Mexico with much of its current course in Texas geologically recent. Higher Texas terraces suggest an earlier large stream in Pleisto cene and late Tertiary times that likely preceded the Rio Grande but did not share its watershed.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Texas
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