The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... make the men in the middle background appear lost , give some idea of the magnitude of our fish consump- tion , which , however , is smaller per capita than that of most nations , HOW THE WORLD IS FED TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE. 2.
... make the men in the middle background appear lost , give some idea of the magnitude of our fish consump- tion , which , however , is smaller per capita than that of most nations , HOW THE WORLD IS FED TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE. 2.
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... give a small yield per acre . DEVELOPING NEW FOODS We are constantly developing new foods . It is only little more than half a century since the tomato was a curiosity of the South , known as the " love apple , ' and used to scare the ...
... give a small yield per acre . DEVELOPING NEW FOODS We are constantly developing new foods . It is only little more than half a century since the tomato was a curiosity of the South , known as the " love apple , ' and used to scare the ...
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... pounds , as compared with 41 pounds in the United States , there would be a production of 941,000,000 pounds of mutton , or 6.7 pounds per capita . This gives a total production of meat , omitting horse and goat meat ,. 17.
... pounds , as compared with 41 pounds in the United States , there would be a production of 941,000,000 pounds of mutton , or 6.7 pounds per capita . This gives a total production of meat , omitting horse and goat meat ,. 17.
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... gives the average German consumption as 113 pounds , and the average Austria - Hungarian consump- tion as 64 pounds . It is probable that Bulgarian and Turkish consumption ap- proximates that of the Russian , which is 50 pounds . WE ARE ...
... gives the average German consumption as 113 pounds , and the average Austria - Hungarian consump- tion as 64 pounds . It is probable that Bulgarian and Turkish consumption ap- proximates that of the Russian , which is 50 pounds . WE ARE ...
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... give to the temperate zone their fruits , and the tem- perate zone might send to the tropics their excellent corn - fed meats and other cold - storage foods . Once there were entire nations where only the favored few ever knew the re ...
... give to the temperate zone their fruits , and the tem- perate zone might send to the tropics their excellent corn - fed meats and other cold - storage foods . Once there were entire nations where only the favored few ever knew the re ...
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