The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... 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 half as much . What the prices for our ...
... 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 half as much . What the prices for our ...
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... billion gallons of milk a year . In other words , we use upward of five gallons per month per capita . The average American eats about seventeen pounds of butter annually . CHURNING BUTTER IN A COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Photograph from U. S..
... billion gallons of milk a year . In other words , we use upward of five gallons per month per capita . The average American eats about seventeen pounds of butter annually . CHURNING BUTTER IN A COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Photograph from U. S..
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CHURNING BUTTER IN A COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture The twentieth century rural housewife is exchanging the old - time skimming ladle for a modern cream separator , and in doing so is taking another ...
CHURNING BUTTER IN A COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Photograph from U. S. Department of Agriculture The twentieth century rural housewife is exchanging the old - time skimming ladle for a modern cream separator , and in doing so is taking another ...
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... butter . The butterfat furnished to creameries comes from nearly half a million farms , and a given pound of butter may contain butterfat from a score or more of farmers ' dairies . The tuberculosis germ finds butter a fine vehicle in ...
... butter . The butterfat furnished to creameries comes from nearly half a million farms , and a given pound of butter may contain butterfat from a score or more of farmers ' dairies . The tuberculosis germ finds butter a fine vehicle in ...
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... butter or cheese , the cowherds and the cheesemaker having a right to a certain propor- tion of the milk for their ... butter is proudly exhibited by the American farm . as one of its by - products . The total production of butter in the ...
... butter or cheese , the cowherds and the cheesemaker having a right to a certain propor- tion of the milk for their ... butter is proudly exhibited by the American farm . as one of its by - products . The total production of butter in the ...
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