The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... American Security and Trust Company JOHN JOY EDSON President Washington Loan & Trust Company DAVID FAIRCHILD In Charge of Agricultural Ex- plorations , Dept. of Agric . C. HART MERRIAM Member National Academy of Sciences O. P. AUSTIN ...
... American Security and Trust Company JOHN JOY EDSON President Washington Loan & Trust Company DAVID FAIRCHILD In Charge of Agricultural Ex- plorations , Dept. of Agric . C. HART MERRIAM Member National Academy of Sciences O. P. AUSTIN ...
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... 1901 , our exports in 1913 were only 7,362,000 pounds . On the other hand , Argentina's exports rose from 504,000 quarters in 1901 to 4,093,000 quarters in 1913 . There are many little Marys and their lambs on American. IO.
... 1901 , our exports in 1913 were only 7,362,000 pounds . On the other hand , Argentina's exports rose from 504,000 quarters in 1901 to 4,093,000 quarters in 1913 . There are many little Marys and their lambs on American. IO.
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There are many little Marys and their lambs on American farms , and the lambs become as attached to their little ... America lean toward vegetarianism , while North America and Europe are large consumers of meat and other animal products ...
There are many little Marys and their lambs on American farms , and the lambs become as attached to their little ... America lean toward vegetarianism , while North America and Europe are large consumers of meat and other animal products ...
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... American would call three square meals a day . Adding to the na- tive population of Asia and Africa the Indians and half - breeds of South America , the aborigines of the islands of the sea and of Australia , and to them adding the ...
... American would call three square meals a day . Adding to the na- tive population of Asia and Africa the Indians and half - breeds of South America , the aborigines of the islands of the sea and of Australia , and to them adding the ...
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... American to be eating 172 pounds , the Englishman 119 pounds , the German 113 pounds , the Frenchman and the Belgian 80 pounds , the Austro- Hungarian 64 pounds , the Russian 50 pounds , and the Spaniard 49 pounds . The average American ...
... American to be eating 172 pounds , the Englishman 119 pounds , the German 113 pounds , the Frenchman and the Belgian 80 pounds , the Austro- Hungarian 64 pounds , the Russian 50 pounds , and the Spaniard 49 pounds . The average American ...
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