The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 148
... inches long , 46 inches wide , and 27 inches thick . Six steel ties girdle the bulging content . Usually bales are wrapped with jute , but now cotton - cloth bagging is being encouraged by government subsidy ( page 139 ) . When exported ...
... inches long , 46 inches wide , and 27 inches thick . Six steel ties girdle the bulging content . Usually bales are wrapped with jute , but now cotton - cloth bagging is being encouraged by government subsidy ( page 139 ) . When exported ...
Page 184
... inch staple length were found fibers that range from less than of an inch up to 15 % inches . But the average was determined accurately by the sensitive feel and the micrometer eye of the stapler - the tea taster of cotton whose buy ...
... inch staple length were found fibers that range from less than of an inch up to 15 % inches . But the average was determined accurately by the sensitive feel and the micrometer eye of the stapler - the tea taster of cotton whose buy ...
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... inches thick and 18 inches wide . There were nine strakes on a side , including the gunwales , and each strake was made up of five pieces joined end to end . There was no true keel , and its place was taken by a keel plank which was ...
... inches thick and 18 inches wide . There were nine strakes on a side , including the gunwales , and each strake was made up of five pieces joined end to end . There was no true keel , and its place was taken by a keel plank which was ...
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Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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