The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... animals used as food . Sometimes the word is restricted to the domes- tic animals , cattle , sheep , pigs , while the term game is applied to the flesh of wild animals and poultry to the flesh of domestic fowl . The great importance of ...
... animals used as food . Sometimes the word is restricted to the domes- tic animals , cattle , sheep , pigs , while the term game is applied to the flesh of wild animals and poultry to the flesh of domestic fowl . The great importance of ...
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... animal and in a dressed side . Figs . 5 and 6 show the relative position of the cuts in a dressed side of mutton or lamb and in a live animal . 9 10 11 7 10 The method of cutting up a side of pork differs considerably from that employed ...
... animal and in a dressed side . Figs . 5 and 6 show the relative position of the cuts in a dressed side of mutton or lamb and in a live animal . 9 10 11 7 10 The method of cutting up a side of pork differs considerably from that employed ...
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... animals the tube walls are thin and delicate , and the connective tissue is small in amount . As the animals grow older or are made to work ( and this is particularly true in the case of poorly nourished animals ) the walls of the ...
... animals the tube walls are thin and delicate , and the connective tissue is small in amount . As the animals grow older or are made to work ( and this is particularly true in the case of poorly nourished animals ) the walls of the ...
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... animal products , live animals , etc. , and are transported mostly by rail . The annual outward and inward shipping exceeds 900,000 tons . The transportation facilities are excellent , consisting of a system of navigable rivers and ...
... animal products , live animals , etc. , and are transported mostly by rail . The annual outward and inward shipping exceeds 900,000 tons . The transportation facilities are excellent , consisting of a system of navigable rivers and ...
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... animals . In 1903 the depart ment consisted of 1 brigadier - general , 8 colonels , 12 lieutenant - colonels , 60 majors , 43 captains , 197 first lieutenants , 300 hospital stewards ( non- commissioned officers ) , 400 acting hospital ...
... animals . In 1903 the depart ment consisted of 1 brigadier - general , 8 colonels , 12 lieutenant - colonels , 60 majors , 43 captains , 197 first lieutenants , 300 hospital stewards ( non- commissioned officers ) , 400 acting hospital ...
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