The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 7
... followed by the mastery of the secrets of the bubonic plague and beri- beri , and the application of these lessons . in Cuba , at Panama , and elsewhere in the tropical world , have made it possible for civilized man to open up gardens ...
... followed by the mastery of the secrets of the bubonic plague and beri- beri , and the application of these lessons . in Cuba , at Panama , and elsewhere in the tropical world , have made it possible for civilized man to open up gardens ...
Page 101
... followed these activities has been wonderful , demon- strating to the farmers that their children . can accomplish marvels of which they never dreamed . Ten girls in Mississippi produced 27,850 pounds of tomatoes on ten one - tenth - of ...
... followed these activities has been wonderful , demon- strating to the farmers that their children . can accomplish marvels of which they never dreamed . Ten girls in Mississippi produced 27,850 pounds of tomatoes on ten one - tenth - of ...
Page 112
... followed the Plio- cene . It is sometimes called the Quater- nary . Throughout its duration the world went through many physical changes . Continents rose and fell , became con- nected and again disconnected ; mountain chains were worn ...
... followed the Plio- cene . It is sometimes called the Quater- nary . Throughout its duration the world went through many physical changes . Continents rose and fell , became con- nected and again disconnected ; mountain chains were worn ...
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... followed new species of elephants and rhinos appeared , and also the lion and hyena , together with various species of horses , deer , and cattle . Most important of all , the Heidel- berg man appeared the earliest true man , clearly ...
... followed new species of elephants and rhinos appeared , and also the lion and hyena , together with various species of horses , deer , and cattle . Most important of all , the Heidel- berg man appeared the earliest true man , clearly ...
Page 126
... followed by decay and death . Be this as it may , this fine race disap- peared , almost or quite completely , and in its place there came , seemingly from Asia , four or five different types of hu- manity , all of which can today be dis ...
... followed by decay and death . Be this as it may , this fine race disap- peared , almost or quite completely , and in its place there came , seemingly from Asia , four or five different types of hu- manity , all of which can today be dis ...
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