The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... animal and in the vegetable world a marked improvement is constantly taking place . Whether there will be further improvements as a result of the war in Europe remains to be seen . WHAT OF THE FUTURE ? Many men are inclined to sound a ...
... animal and in the vegetable world a marked improvement is constantly taking place . Whether there will be further improvements as a result of the war in Europe remains to be seen . WHAT OF THE FUTURE ? Many men are inclined to sound a ...
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A TWENTIETH CENTURY SHEEPFOLD Few other nations have as many domestic animals per capita as we have . There are 31 sheep for every hundred people in the world , 9 hogs , 25 cattle , and 6 horses . The United States has 50 sheep for ...
A TWENTIETH CENTURY SHEEPFOLD Few other nations have as many domestic animals per capita as we have . There are 31 sheep for every hundred people in the world , 9 hogs , 25 cattle , and 6 horses . The United States has 50 sheep for ...
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... animal products . Although Asia has fifty - three out of every hundred of the world's inhabitants living within its boundaries , it has , out- side of India , comparatively few cattle , only a negligible number of hogs , and not a great ...
... animal products . Although Asia has fifty - three out of every hundred of the world's inhabitants living within its boundaries , it has , out- side of India , comparatively few cattle , only a negligible number of hogs , and not a great ...
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... is because of all domestic animals the hog is the least widely accepted . More than half the world still regards hog meat as unfit for human consumption . Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture STUFFING SAUSAGE IN. 16.
... is because of all domestic animals the hog is the least widely accepted . More than half the world still regards hog meat as unfit for human consumption . Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture STUFFING SAUSAGE IN. 16.
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... animal products exported from the United States today . Our total produc- tion of this commodity annually amounts to approximately 1,500,000,000 pounds , 19 of which more than 500,000,000 pounds go to other countries . Germany hereto ...
... animal products exported from the United States today . Our total produc- tion of this commodity annually amounts to approximately 1,500,000,000 pounds , 19 of which more than 500,000,000 pounds go to other countries . Germany hereto ...
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