The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 7
... hand , cannot fail to understand that vast po- tential food sources still lie untouched . The wonderful discoveries of Ross and Reed and their coadjutors , of the meth- ods of preventing malaria and yellow fever , followed by the ...
... hand , cannot fail to understand that vast po- tential food sources still lie untouched . The wonderful discoveries of Ross and Reed and their coadjutors , of the meth- ods of preventing malaria and yellow fever , followed by the ...
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... in 1901 , our exports in 1913 were only 7,362,000 pounds . On the other hand , Argentina's exports rose from 504,000 quarters in 1901 to 4,093,000 quarters in 1913 . There are many little Marys and their lambs on American. IO.
... in 1901 , our exports in 1913 were only 7,362,000 pounds . On the other hand , Argentina's exports rose from 504,000 quarters in 1901 to 4,093,000 quarters in 1913 . There are many little Marys and their lambs on American. IO.
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... hands sterilized every time they come into the packing rooms . The factory output of sausage in the United States is worth ... hand at a given time ; therefore it would appear that there is a per capita production of pork amounting to 45 ...
... hands sterilized every time they come into the packing rooms . The factory output of sausage in the United States is worth ... hand at a given time ; therefore it would appear that there is a per capita production of pork amounting to 45 ...
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... hand in hand with western civiliza- tion . The world's total production of wheat approximates 4,000,000,000 bush- els a year . It would take 4,000,000 of the largest freight cars , making a train reaching more than one and one - half ...
... hand in hand with western civiliza- tion . The world's total production of wheat approximates 4,000,000,000 bush- els a year . It would take 4,000,000 of the largest freight cars , making a train reaching more than one and one - half ...
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... hand the universal sway of the tortilla can well believe that the Mexican cornfield outranks the Mexican gold mine . It Today the United States produces two- thirds of the world's supply of corn . devotes a little more than twice as ...
... hand the universal sway of the tortilla can well believe that the Mexican cornfield outranks the Mexican gold mine . It Today the United States produces two- thirds of the world's supply of corn . devotes a little more than twice as ...
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