The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... probably uses more than two pounds of provisions a day . The steerage passengers on Eng- lish ships are allowed 21⁄2 pounds each a day . Even the prisoner in the average jail gets more than 2 pounds ; the Rus- sian conscript 4 pounds ...
... probably uses more than two pounds of provisions a day . The steerage passengers on Eng- lish ships are allowed 21⁄2 pounds each a day . Even the prisoner in the average jail gets more than 2 pounds ; the Rus- sian conscript 4 pounds ...
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... probably several thousand in the area of the picture . The Union Stock Yards 5,378,000 , and of hogs 6,618,000 . receive an average of about 7,000 cattle , 17,000 sheep , and 24,100 hogs every working day . The receipts of cattle for ...
... probably several thousand in the area of the picture . The Union Stock Yards 5,378,000 , and of hogs 6,618,000 . receive an average of about 7,000 cattle , 17,000 sheep , and 24,100 hogs every working day . The receipts of cattle for ...
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... - ing clubs of the United States , we would probably find them ranging around eighty bushels to the acre . This would give a total yield , on the basis of the present All edible scrap meat in the packing - house is. 29.
... - ing clubs of the United States , we would probably find them ranging around eighty bushels to the acre . This would give a total yield , on the basis of the present All edible scrap meat in the packing - house is. 29.
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... probably is not too much to hope that the time is less than a generation distant . when the United States can add billions of bushels of corn to the needs of a growing race . It is fitting that the Americas should produce approximately ...
... probably is not too much to hope that the time is less than a generation distant . when the United States can add billions of bushels of corn to the needs of a growing race . It is fitting that the Americas should produce approximately ...
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... probably find it ranging around eighty bushels to the acre . This would give a total yield , on the basis of the present acreage under cultivation in the United States , two and one - third times as large as that of the entire world ...
... probably find it ranging around eighty bushels to the acre . This would give a total yield , on the basis of the present acreage under cultivation in the United States , two and one - third times as large as that of the entire world ...
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