The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... able to do so . The commercial canneries of the United States alone now produce about twenty cans of fruit and vegetables and five pounds of canned fish and shellfish for every man , woman , and child in the country . And this takes no ...
... able to do so . The commercial canneries of the United States alone now produce about twenty cans of fruit and vegetables and five pounds of canned fish and shellfish for every man , woman , and child in the country . And this takes no ...
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... able to get today of wheat flour from our wheat lands . One might go on at length showing the wonderful possibilities of agriculture that lie in the future . Even if there should be no other developments than those which , by experience ...
... able to get today of wheat flour from our wheat lands . One might go on at length showing the wonderful possibilities of agriculture that lie in the future . Even if there should be no other developments than those which , by experience ...
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... able to do without a very large supply of this product of the hog . The necessity of some fat or oil in the human diet is borne witness to no less by the experts in dietetics than by the universality of the use of fats and oils in ...
... able to do without a very large supply of this product of the hog . The necessity of some fat or oil in the human diet is borne witness to no less by the experts in dietetics than by the universality of the use of fats and oils in ...
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... able to put more tons of dressed beef into a car than he could of cattle , The packing business was first built up on the saving in freight . Later the use of the ordinary wastages of the slaughter- ing business in the manufacture of by ...
... able to put more tons of dressed beef into a car than he could of cattle , The packing business was first built up on the saving in freight . Later the use of the ordinary wastages of the slaughter- ing business in the manufacture of by ...
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... able to prepare for you if she had no lard , butter , nor oil FILLING TUBS WITH PURE LARD Photograph from U. S. Department. under the economies that have been ef- . fected through the packing - house idea the margin is approximately only ...
... able to prepare for you if she had no lard , butter , nor oil FILLING TUBS WITH PURE LARD Photograph from U. S. Department. under the economies that have been ef- . fected through the packing - house idea the margin is approximately only ...
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