Harvest Scenes of the World
Harvest Scenes of the World
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Both, therefore, are as ancient as the earliest recorded thought — the origin of both is unknown. Sfi A long story could be written about the antiquity of the reaping hook — how this remarkable implement remained unchanged for more than forty centuries, and how during the same period man used this crude device to discover new continents and carve out the destinies of empires. K The early Colonial farmer plowed his fields with a wooden plow, sowed his grain broadcast by hand, harvested his crop ...with a scythe, and threshed the grain on the barn floor with a flail. Today the United States is remark- able for the value and number of its agricultural machines and farm implements. This country excels all other countries in the invention and development of machines for the cultivation and harvesting of crops. OopTrisht 1913, by Keystone View Co. Inundation of Nile Valley — Egypt The Changeless Sphinx ^^^^^^^ vviWi ► • mm. Dam Across The Nile Threshing in Egypt Copyright 1913, by Underwood and Uoderwood Copyriett 1913, by E*r«toiie View Co.
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Both, therefore, are as ancient as the earliest recorded thought — the origin of both is unknown. Sfi A long story could be written about the antiquity of the reaping hook — how this remarkable implement remained unchanged for more than forty centuries, and how during the same period man used this crude device to discover new continents and carve out the destinies of empires. K The early Colonial farmer plowed his fields with a wooden plow, sowed his grain broadcast by hand, harvested his crop ...with a scythe, and threshed the grain on the barn floor with a flail. Today the United States is remark- able for the value and number of its agricultural machines and farm implements. This country excels all other countries in the invention and development of machines for the cultivation and harvesting of crops. OopTrisht 1913, by Keystone View Co. Inundation of Nile Valley — Egypt The Changeless Sphinx ^^^^^^^ vviWi ► • mm. Dam Across The Nile Threshing in Egypt Copyright 1913, by Underwood and Uoderwood Copyriett 1913, by E*r«toiie View Co.
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