The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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There are many little Marys and their lambs on American farms , and the lambs become as attached to their little ... farm . CONTINENTAL CHARACTERISTICS In any study of how the world is fed , one discovers very soon that the various ...
There are many little Marys and their lambs on American farms , and the lambs become as attached to their little ... farm . CONTINENTAL CHARACTERISTICS In any study of how the world is fed , one discovers very soon that the various ...
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... farms of the country at a given time , the annual slaughter of sheep in the region controlled by the Cen- tral Powers is 31,000,000 . Assuming that the average dressed weight per sheep is only 30 pounds , as compared with 41 pounds in ...
... farms of the country at a given time , the annual slaughter of sheep in the region controlled by the Cen- tral Powers is 31,000,000 . Assuming that the average dressed weight per sheep is only 30 pounds , as compared with 41 pounds in ...
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... , yet , neglecting the farm slaughter and that of the retail butcher , we produce 91⁄2 pounds of salt pork , 8 pounds of ham , 31⁄2 pounds of shoulder , and 71⁄2 pounds of side meat per capita . HOW THE WORLD IS FED. 18.
... , yet , neglecting the farm slaughter and that of the retail butcher , we produce 91⁄2 pounds of salt pork , 8 pounds of ham , 31⁄2 pounds of shoulder , and 71⁄2 pounds of side meat per capita . HOW THE WORLD IS FED. 18.
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... farm was : 8,265,000,000 pounds of beef , 409,000,000 pounds of veal , 987 , - 000,000 pounds of mutton and lamb , and 6,856,000,000 pounds of pork . THE IMPORTANCE OF LARD Lard is one of the principal items of animal products exported ...
... farm was : 8,265,000,000 pounds of beef , 409,000,000 pounds of veal , 987 , - 000,000 pounds of mutton and lamb , and 6,856,000,000 pounds of pork . THE IMPORTANCE OF LARD Lard is one of the principal items of animal products exported ...
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... shipped , but today the funnels of refrigerator ships trace their lines of smoke upon every horizon . Any one who has lived on a farm and has seen the amount of wastage there is TUBS WITH Armours IELD LARD There are a number of. 21.
... shipped , but today the funnels of refrigerator ships trace their lines of smoke upon every horizon . Any one who has lived on a farm and has seen the amount of wastage there is TUBS WITH Armours IELD LARD There are a number of. 21.
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