The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... tion is made . Contributions should be accompanied by an addressed re- turn envelope and postage , and be addressed : GILBERT H. GROSVENOR , EDITOR A. W. GREELY CONTRIBUTING EDITORS C. HART MERRIAM O. H. TITTMANN ROBERT HOLLISTER ...
... tion is made . Contributions should be accompanied by an addressed re- turn envelope and postage , and be addressed : GILBERT H. GROSVENOR , EDITOR A. W. GREELY CONTRIBUTING EDITORS C. HART MERRIAM O. H. TITTMANN ROBERT HOLLISTER ...
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... the men in the middle background appear lost , give some idea of the magnitude of our fish consump- tion , which , however , is smaller per capita than that of most nations , HOW THE WORLD IS FED TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE. 2.
... the men in the middle background appear lost , give some idea of the magnitude of our fish consump- tion , which , however , is smaller per capita than that of most nations , HOW THE WORLD IS FED TOMATO PLANTS TRAINED ON TWINE. 2.
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... tion , if we produced as much wheat per acre as England and Germany , we could supply the world with two - thirds of its flour . If we produced as much corn to the acre as they do , we could double the world's supply of that product ...
... tion , if we produced as much wheat per acre as England and Germany , we could supply the world with two - thirds of its flour . If we produced as much corn to the acre as they do , we could double the world's supply of that product ...
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... tion as 64 pounds . It is probable that Bulgarian and Turkish consumption ap- proximates that of the Russian , which is 50 pounds . WE ARE EATING LESS MEAT In the past few years the United States has shown a tendency to reduce the vol ...
... tion as 64 pounds . It is probable that Bulgarian and Turkish consumption ap- proximates that of the Russian , which is 50 pounds . WE ARE EATING LESS MEAT In the past few years the United States has shown a tendency to reduce the vol ...
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... 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 times around the earth , to move this ...
... 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 times around the earth , to move this ...
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