The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 20
... a staple food for workers in all countries where it grows . Having fruits , cane , rice , corn , and an abundance of fish , the natives of Jamaica do not need much meat . LOADING SUGAR CANE TO BE TRANSPORTED TO THE " CENTRAL. 20.
... a staple food for workers in all countries where it grows . Having fruits , cane , rice , corn , and an abundance of fish , the natives of Jamaica do not need much meat . LOADING SUGAR CANE TO BE TRANSPORTED TO THE " CENTRAL. 20.
Page 26
... fish come out o ' sea an ' tell you alligator hab feber , belieb him " ; " Rock- tone a riber bottom never know sun hot " ; " If snake bite you , you see lizard , you run " ; " Coward man keep soun ' bone " ; " Braggin ' riber neber ...
... fish come out o ' sea an ' tell you alligator hab feber , belieb him " ; " Rock- tone a riber bottom never know sun hot " ; " If snake bite you , you see lizard , you run " ; " Coward man keep soun ' bone " ; " Braggin ' riber neber ...
Page 36
... fish , and birds . His youthful son , Fer- nando , took great interest in the barter- ings , the records tell . Finally the food aboard and that sup- plemented by the near - by Indians gave out , and after the last ration of biscuit and ...
... fish , and birds . His youthful son , Fer- nando , took great interest in the barter- ings , the records tell . Finally the food aboard and that sup- plemented by the near - by Indians gave out , and after the last ration of biscuit and ...
Page 40
... fish from sea level to the Mandeville market , 18 miles away , uphill nearly all the way ( see , also , text , page 41 , and illustration , page 39 ) . finally made peace with the Cimarrons , and reservations were set aside for them in ...
... fish from sea level to the Mandeville market , 18 miles away , uphill nearly all the way ( see , also , text , page 41 , and illustration , page 39 ) . finally made peace with the Cimarrons , and reservations were set aside for them in ...
Page 41
... fish from the Caribbean larder is called Alligator Pond . Between these two points of supply and demand , 18 miles apart , is the daily scene of a Black Marathon that also has the tinge of heartbreak for the partici- pants . Every ...
... fish from the Caribbean larder is called Alligator Pond . Between these two points of supply and demand , 18 miles apart , is the daily scene of a Black Marathon that also has the tinge of heartbreak for the partici- pants . Every ...
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