The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 11
... live stock , so it is probable that the prophets who predict a hungry world in the not- distant future are failing to reckon with the possibilities of further extension and improvement of agricultural conditions . Furthermore , they ...
... live stock , so it is probable that the prophets who predict a hungry world in the not- distant future are failing to reckon with the possibilities of further extension and improvement of agricultural conditions . Furthermore , they ...
Page 12
... live in Africa is almost as simple as that of the Asiatics . It is largely vegetable , although roasted elephant foot is still one of the favorite dishes of the jungle din- ner . South Africa eats largely as Europe eats , while the make ...
... live in Africa is almost as simple as that of the Asiatics . It is largely vegetable , although roasted elephant foot is still one of the favorite dishes of the jungle din- ner . South Africa eats largely as Europe eats , while the make ...
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... live stock for food was widely scattered , today the industry is narrowly concentrated , and a half dozen packing towns do perhaps three - fourths of all of the butchering business of the country . When Gustavus Swift first conceived ...
... live stock for food was widely scattered , today the industry is narrowly concentrated , and a half dozen packing towns do perhaps three - fourths of all of the butchering business of the country . When Gustavus Swift first conceived ...
Page 20
... live weight of the stock slaughtered and the dressed weight , but he was able to put more tons of dressed beef into a car than he could of cattle , The packing business was first built up on the saving in freight . Later the use of the ...
... live weight of the stock slaughtered and the dressed weight , but he was able to put more tons of dressed beef into a car than he could of cattle , The packing business was first built up on the saving in freight . Later the use of the ...
Page 21
... live between Capricorn and Cancer , the while it has given them Chicago , Omaha , Kansas City , and St. Joseph meats . Cold storage is destined to play an in- creasingly important part in the handling of the world's food supply as the ...
... live between Capricorn and Cancer , the while it has given them Chicago , Omaha , Kansas City , and St. Joseph meats . Cold storage is destined to play an in- creasingly important part in the handling of the world's food supply as the ...
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