The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... South , known as the " love apple , ' and used to scare the slaves , who thought it poisonous . Corn came to us from the Indians , and has become one of the lead- ing cereal crops of the world . It is less than a century ago that the ...
... South , known as the " love apple , ' and used to scare the slaves , who thought it poisonous . Corn came to us from the Indians , and has become one of the lead- ing cereal crops of the world . It is less than a century ago that the ...
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... South America lean toward vegetarianism , while North America and Europe are large consumers of meat and other animal products . Although Asia has fifty - three out of every hundred of the world's inhabitants living within its ...
... South America lean toward vegetarianism , while North America and Europe are large consumers of meat and other animal products . Although Asia has fifty - three out of every hundred of the world's inhabitants living within its ...
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... South Africa eats largely as Europe eats , while the make - up of the North African market basket is almost identi- cal with that of south- western Asia . It is probable that less than one - third of the earth's population gets what an ...
... South Africa eats largely as Europe eats , while the make - up of the North African market basket is almost identi- cal with that of south- western Asia . It is probable that less than one - third of the earth's population gets what an ...
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... south , but it is certain to reach farther and farther into what is now the semi - arid regions of the West . Between its extension into the desert through irrigation and its advance into the semi - desert through the introduction of ...
... south , but it is certain to reach farther and farther into what is now the semi - arid regions of the West . Between its extension into the desert through irrigation and its advance into the semi - desert through the introduction of ...
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... The " milkman " comes afoot in Sweden , in a dog - cart in Belgium , on the hoof in parts of Spain and South America , with a spick and span team and in a uniform in Washington THE LEADING COW , WITH ANTIQUE BELL , LEAVING FOR. 46.
... The " milkman " comes afoot in Sweden , in a dog - cart in Belgium , on the hoof in parts of Spain and South America , with a spick and span team and in a uniform in Washington THE LEADING COW , WITH ANTIQUE BELL , LEAVING FOR. 46.
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