The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 91National Geographic Society, 1947 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 359
... fish in the world's most impor- tant harbor survives only by virtue of oblivion . Shad Harvested for Some 300 Years But the Hudson River shad fisherman is about as much a poacher among us as the American Indian . For some 300 years ...
... fish in the world's most impor- tant harbor survives only by virtue of oblivion . Shad Harvested for Some 300 Years But the Hudson River shad fisherman is about as much a poacher among us as the American Indian . For some 300 years ...
Page 374
... fish - the shad's de- ciding that New York Harbor seems pretty inviting , after all - and you see that the shad man is doing all right , even well . The war and postwar periods , with their upsetting of meat distribution , have lent to fish ...
... fish - the shad's de- ciding that New York Harbor seems pretty inviting , after all - and you see that the shad man is doing all right , even well . The war and postwar periods , with their upsetting of meat distribution , have lent to fish ...
Page 383
... fish are rinsed , stacked , and covered with salt . According to law , they must remain under salt at least three weeks . Better grades are salted several months . Then daily exposure on rocks to sun and wind completes the curing ...
... fish are rinsed , stacked , and covered with salt . According to law , they must remain under salt at least three weeks . Better grades are salted several months . Then daily exposure on rocks to sun and wind completes the curing ...
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Sponge Fishermen of Tarpon Springs Florida By Jennie E Harris | 119 |
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
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