The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 361
... Italians from the cities . All are paid by the thousand ferns picked ( see , also , " Ferns as a Hobby , " in the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE for May , 1925 ) . The ice is usually harvested in the spring , when. THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE ...
... Italians from the cities . All are paid by the thousand ferns picked ( see , also , " Ferns as a Hobby , " in the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE for May , 1925 ) . The ice is usually harvested in the spring , when. THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE ...
Page 385
... Italy its small- bodied birds with nervous dispositions , England its game cocks and breeds ex- celling in fleshing ... Italian Leg- horn ( Color Plate VII ) , as a laying fowl , has been greatly improved in type . ASIATIC AND ...
... Italy its small- bodied birds with nervous dispositions , England its game cocks and breeds ex- celling in fleshing ... Italian Leg- horn ( Color Plate VII ) , as a laying fowl , has been greatly improved in type . ASIATIC AND ...
Page 402
... Italy ( see text , page 420 ) . comb bird then the progeny have what is called a walnut comb . This peculiar type of comb is due to the simultaneous presence of both a rose- and a pea - comb factor . Wal- nut comb is dominant to single ...
... Italy ( see text , page 420 ) . comb bird then the progeny have what is called a walnut comb . This peculiar type of comb is due to the simultaneous presence of both a rose- and a pea - comb factor . Wal- nut comb is dominant to single ...
Page 403
... of fowl have the same general characteristics which distinguish the Italian breeds ; the former , however , are somewhat larger birds . CERI Donald McLeish A WHITE LEGHORN FOR SALE : AOSTA. THE RACES OF DOMESTIC FOWL 403.
... of fowl have the same general characteristics which distinguish the Italian breeds ; the former , however , are somewhat larger birds . CERI Donald McLeish A WHITE LEGHORN FOR SALE : AOSTA. THE RACES OF DOMESTIC FOWL 403.
Page 404
CERI Donald McLeish A WHITE LEGHORN FOR SALE : AOSTA , ITALY Domestic fowls have been raised in Italy for twenty - five centuries , and it is probable that the Romans were the first people to recognize the value of fowl flesh for food ...
CERI Donald McLeish A WHITE LEGHORN FOR SALE : AOSTA , ITALY Domestic fowls have been raised in Italy for twenty - five centuries , and it is probable that the Romans were the first people to recognize the value of fowl flesh for food ...
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