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Page 11
... side of India , comparatively few cattle , only a negligible number of hogs , and not a great many sheep . Fish , rice , and vege- tables form the principal articles in the Asiatic market basket . The average meal of the laboring class ...
... side of India , comparatively few cattle , only a negligible number of hogs , and not a great many sheep . Fish , rice , and vege- tables form the principal articles in the Asiatic market basket . The average meal of the laboring class ...
Page 18
... the United States , yet , neglecting the farm slaughter and that of the retail butcher , we produce 91⁄2 pounds of salt pork , 8 pounds of ham , 31⁄2 pounds of shoulder , and 71⁄2 pounds of side meat per capita . HOW THE WORLD IS FED. 18.
... the United States , yet , neglecting the farm slaughter and that of the retail butcher , we produce 91⁄2 pounds of salt pork , 8 pounds of ham , 31⁄2 pounds of shoulder , and 71⁄2 pounds of side meat per capita . HOW THE WORLD IS FED. 18.
Page 92
... side of a line fence and a highly productive one on the other . I have known land to have its per- acre production of wheat in- creased threefold and its production of Photograph and copyright by Keystone View Co. A NATIVE BAKER. 92.
... side of a line fence and a highly productive one on the other . I have known land to have its per- acre production of wheat in- creased threefold and its production of Photograph and copyright by Keystone View Co. A NATIVE BAKER. 92.
Page 93
... side of the old line fence . And for a quarter of a century that land has been growing bet- ter with every crop rotation . It was the application of Liebig's discoveries that accomplished this result . What , then , becomes of the ...
... side of the old line fence . And for a quarter of a century that land has been growing bet- ter with every crop rotation . It was the application of Liebig's discoveries that accomplished this result . What , then , becomes of the ...
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... side , such as that of Dechelette , recently killed in battle ( for , incidentally , the French ar- chæologists do not permit their studies of the dead to shrivel their patriotic devo- tion to living duty ) , and the magnificent volumes ...
... side , such as that of Dechelette , recently killed in battle ( for , incidentally , the French ar- chæologists do not permit their studies of the dead to shrivel their patriotic devo- tion to living duty ) , and the magnificent volumes ...
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