National Geographic Magazine, August 1918
Volume XXXIV, Number Two
The National Geographic Magazine for August 1918 continues its fine tradition of well written articles and superb illustrations. This issue covered life in a U. S. Army Cantonment in teaching English to non-English speaking soldiers of the A.E.F. with other World War 1 related articles.
Contents
Bringing the World to Our Foreign-Language Soldiers
How a Military Training Camp is Solving a Seemingly Unsurmountable Problem by Using the Geographic
By Christina Krysto
With 4 Illustrations - Pages 81 - 90
Recent Observations in Albania
By Brig. General George P. Scriven, U. S. Army
With 22 Illustrations - Pages 90 - 114
The Ukraine, Past and Present
By Nevin O. Winter
With 14 Illustrations - Pages 114 - 128
The Acorn, A Possibly Neglected Source of Food
By C. Hart Merriam, Formerly Chief of the U. S. Biological Society
With 8 Illustrations - Page 129 - 137
Our Littlest Ally (San Marino)
By Alice Rohe
With 16 Illustrations - Page 138 - 163
The British Take Baku
With 1 Illustration - Page 163 - 164
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