The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... PLATE. Photograph by Jacob Gayer structed what are considered the best pub- lic buildings in the West Indies to house its activities in Jamaica . The King's House is not in Kingston proper , but about 4 miles out on the high- way leading ...
... PLATE. Photograph by Jacob Gayer structed what are considered the best pub- lic buildings in the West Indies to house its activities in Jamaica . The King's House is not in Kingston proper , but about 4 miles out on the high- way leading ...
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CLEANING CACAO BEANS ( SEE , ALSO , COLOR PLATE II ) After the beans have been removed from the pods they are put to ferment for a few days and are then sunned and cleaned . Cacao beans are covered with a slimy substance aptly termed ...
CLEANING CACAO BEANS ( SEE , ALSO , COLOR PLATE II ) After the beans have been removed from the pods they are put to ferment for a few days and are then sunned and cleaned . Cacao beans are covered with a slimy substance aptly termed ...
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... Plate VIII ) . A ROPE FACTORY AT MAY PEN. Photograph by Jacob Gayer ernment undertook the importation of coolie labor from the East Indies and , with these coolies as a nucleus , began the rehabilitation of agriculture . Many of the East ...
... Plate VIII ) . A ROPE FACTORY AT MAY PEN. Photograph by Jacob Gayer ernment undertook the importation of coolie labor from the East Indies and , with these coolies as a nucleus , began the rehabilitation of agriculture . Many of the East ...
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... Blue Hole ( see Color Plate V ) and Port Antonio , this charming little island , covered with towering palms , deserves , and receives , the open - eyed admiration of the traveler . OYSTERS GROW ON TREES - IN MONTEGO BAY Photograph by. 33.
... Blue Hole ( see Color Plate V ) and Port Antonio , this charming little island , covered with towering palms , deserves , and receives , the open - eyed admiration of the traveler . OYSTERS GROW ON TREES - IN MONTEGO BAY Photograph by. 33.
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... plate would not register the moving life under water . It was necessary to hypersensitize all plates used in shal- low depths , so that the under - sea expos- ures might be reduced to a twentieth of a second . Owing to the dampness ...
... plate would not register the moving life under water . It was necessary to hypersensitize all plates used in shal- low depths , so that the under - sea expos- ures might be reduced to a twentieth of a second . Owing to the dampness ...
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