The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... industry that im- petus which has resulted in its develop- ment to a point where it yields half of the world's supply of sugar ( see page 86 ) . WAR AND CANNED GOODS The Little Corporal saw himself seri- ously embarrassed in the matter ...
... industry that im- petus which has resulted in its develop- ment to a point where it yields half of the world's supply of sugar ( see page 86 ) . WAR AND CANNED GOODS The Little Corporal saw himself seri- ously embarrassed in the matter ...
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... industry of our country has been developed ( see page 71 ) . FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HAVE BEEN WONDERFULLY IMPROVED Not only is mankind gradually increas- ing the possible acreage for the growing of foodstuffs - and statistics indicate ...
... industry of our country has been developed ( see page 71 ) . FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HAVE BEEN WONDERFULLY IMPROVED Not only is mankind gradually increas- ing the possible acreage for the growing of foodstuffs - and statistics indicate ...
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... industry today still takes first rank among all the manufacturing industries . of the United States in the value of its products . Under the 1910 census the products of the meat - packing industry were valued at $ 1,370,000,000 , as com ...
... industry today still takes first rank among all the manufacturing industries . of the United States in the value of its products . Under the 1910 census the products of the meat - packing industry were valued at $ 1,370,000,000 , as com ...
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... industry . When that humble citizen of Florida , John Gorrie , invented the ice - making machine , he not only enabled the whole world to know the delights of a plentiful supply of cold water , but he also made it possible to exchange ...
... industry . When that humble citizen of Florida , John Gorrie , invented the ice - making machine , he not only enabled the whole world to know the delights of a plentiful supply of cold water , but he also made it possible to exchange ...
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... industry the value of whose product nearly offsets the value of the product of its wonderful apple orchards . Our fisheries yield a return of $ 70,000 , - 000 a year , which almost exactly dupli- cates the returns the United Kingdom ...
... industry the value of whose product nearly offsets the value of the product of its wonderful apple orchards . Our fisheries yield a return of $ 70,000 , - 000 a year , which almost exactly dupli- cates the returns the United Kingdom ...
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