The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 23
... varieties of aquatic life to be found , and the rich treasures of food which the rivers of the earth carry down to the oceans defy measure . Gradually new fishing grounds are be- ing opened up and new varieties of fish introduced to the ...
... varieties of aquatic life to be found , and the rich treasures of food which the rivers of the earth carry down to the oceans defy measure . Gradually new fishing grounds are be- ing opened up and new varieties of fish introduced to the ...
Page 24
... varieties , America is afar off from the time when the potential acreage and yield of her wheat fields is reached . It is estimated that it will be easily pos- sible for the United States to double its wheat - growing area . That would ...
... varieties , America is afar off from the time when the potential acreage and yield of her wheat fields is reached . It is estimated that it will be easily pos- sible for the United States to double its wheat - growing area . That would ...
Page 23
... varieties of aquatic life to be found , and the rich treasures of food which the rivers of the earth carry down to the oceans defy measure . Gradually new fishing grounds are be- ing opened up and new varieties of fish introduced to the ...
... varieties of aquatic life to be found , and the rich treasures of food which the rivers of the earth carry down to the oceans defy measure . Gradually new fishing grounds are be- ing opened up and new varieties of fish introduced to the ...
Page 24
... varieties , America is afar off from the time when the potential acreage and yield of her wheat fields is reached . It is estimated that it will be easily pos- sible for the United States to double its wheat - growing area . That would ...
... varieties , America is afar off from the time when the potential acreage and yield of her wheat fields is reached . It is estimated that it will be easily pos- sible for the United States to double its wheat - growing area . That would ...
Page 88
... varieties of pineapples which could be cross - bred for the improvement of the size and flavor of her crop . The result is that Hawaiian canned pineapple has , because of its excellence , found its way into the home of almost every user ...
... varieties of pineapples which could be cross - bred for the improvement of the size and flavor of her crop . The result is that Hawaiian canned pineapple has , because of its excellence , found its way into the home of almost every user ...
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