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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0904 Enlarge and print image (3M) |
| V \ —. GIGANTIC CARVING FOR STONE MOUNTAIN. —Gutzon Borglum, the noted sculptor, is here shown with a plaster cast of the head of General Robert E. Lee. This is the first life-sized model made by the artist for the historical group that is being carved into the side of Stone Mountain. South Carolina. International NOVEL WAY OF TEACHING GEOGRAPHY. — These Rome, Italy, children are here shown wearing aprons on which are printed maps of theft" country. This method is said to help them greatly in getting .acquainted with, the geographical features of their native land, besides which they make a pleasure of what is often drudgery. International v 3^ & ¦~$r SAILING THROUGH THE AIR. — This exceptionally good photograph shows an Austrian ski champion making a 120-foot leap in the Alps near Schliersee, where the winter sporting season is already in full swing, giving lovers of this sport plenty of thrills and action. International "WE WANT OUR DINNER! "—Unusual snapshot.of three young magpies expectantly and impatiently awaiting the return to their mother. By the size of their mouths the mother bird seems to have her work cut out to satisfy her ambitious offsprings. International |