The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 32
... production . An Amazing Agricultural Output I had two questions to ask when I learned of England's increase in food production since the war began , and I was surprised at the answers . First , supposing that this " nation of shop ...
... production . An Amazing Agricultural Output I had two questions to ask when I learned of England's increase in food production since the war began , and I was surprised at the answers . First , supposing that this " nation of shop ...
Page 49
... production , equal to twice that of Maine and Idaho combined , wartime Britain grows as many potatoes as all the United States in the average peacetime year . Under reverse Lend- Lease , fresh homegrown vegetables are shared with ...
... production , equal to twice that of Maine and Idaho combined , wartime Britain grows as many potatoes as all the United States in the average peacetime year . Under reverse Lend- Lease , fresh homegrown vegetables are shared with ...
Page 193
... production . They have set production records that are a chal- lenge to men , and there's something about a woman beating a man at his own machine that he just cannot stand " ( page 198 ) . " Bombs Away , Beautiful ! " As I walked into ...
... production . They have set production records that are a chal- lenge to men , and there's something about a woman beating a man at his own machine that he just cannot stand " ( page 198 ) . " Bombs Away , Beautiful ! " As I walked into ...
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