... 274, where he has given us an incoherent abstract of Colonel Smith's article on the _Bovinae_, without, however, making the least attempt to verify the statements there recorded. The descriptions and characteristics are ...
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Edward G. Flight · 1871
The horse shoe from the black smith's point of view: its history, its forms and its making. Half of this applies to good ...
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... Sixth St. and Tabor Road, " Co. Philadelphia, Pa. Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co., Nashville, Tenn. John E. Smith's Sons Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Cuber Southern Evaporator Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. F.S. Stahl, 212 N ...
... committee. Smith, J. Russell. Tree Crops: a Permanent Agriculture. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1929. Smith's visionary solution to upland erosion is growing unirrigated tree crops that produce cereal-like foods and ...
... is requisite to decide the specific character of this animal. According to the opinion of Col. Smith, (see 'Synopsis of the Species of Mammalia' in Griffith's Translation of Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,) it ...
[Illustration: PLATE XXXVIII. TUBERCULOSIS OF COW'S UDDER.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... species of animals, by making the cultures upon dog serum after the method described by Theobald Smith. Some important results have been obtained. One culture of human bacilli which had morphological and cultural peculiarities ...
A VIRGINIA RECIPE FOR COOKING HAMS · Marcus Porcius Cato and Marcus Terentius Varro · 1918
... Shepherd (1 _Smith's L.C._, 480), where the question was who was liable for the damage eventually done by the burning squib which was passed about the market house by successive hands. The ...
... a neighboring farm; as also to Mr. Cleavenger's, who lost four animals; and to Mr. Smith's, who had, at one time, seven animals sick; and from Cleavenger's to Noaknuts, who lost ...
... Hamilton Smith says, they are "in contact at the base;" but this is not the case in the several specimens which I have examined, namely, three in the College of Surgeons, four in the ...
... any new species or variety. With this expectation I diligently studied that portion of Col. H. Smith's volume on the Ruminantia, which treat of the _Genus Bos_, and I here subjoin (verbatim) the ...
... Sir James Edward Smith says it well deserves its name, and is really the most delicious mushroom known; and Mr. Sowerby is equally high in its praise, pronouncing it very luscious eating, full of ...
... Meade Smith's Physiology of Domestic Animals): _a_, rumen; _b_, reticulum; _c_, omasum; _d_, abomasum; e_, esophagus; _f_, opening of fourth stomach into small intestine. F¸rstenberg calculated that in an ox of 1 ...
... Meade Smith's Physiology of Domestic Animals): _a_, rumen, or first stomach; _b_, reticulum, or second stomach; _c_, omasum, or third stomach; d_, abomasum, or fourth stomach; _e_, esophagus, or gullet, opening into the ...
... 5. _Smith_’s _Newington_. This Tree hath sawed Leaves, and large open Flowers. The Fruit is of a middling Size, and of a fine red, next the Sun. The Flesh is very firm and ...
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