Mothers Who Shaped Great Men Across Ages and Nations
A nostalgic survey traces how mothers guided famous sons from Rome to Napoleon to Goethe and U S presidents. It highlights Cornelia Gracchus, Napoleon’s mother, Goethe’s nurture, Victoria and Louise of Prussia, and the maternal influence on Adams Lincoln Garfield and other leaders, concluding Mothers Day honors such guiding hands.
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Ptolemy
Cornelia
Tiberius
Cor
Gracchi
Nieon
Napoleon
Goethe
Jacob
Queen Victoria
England
Europe
Marie Antoinette
Joseph II
Louise
Prussia
John Quincy Adams
United States
John Quincy
Polonius
Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Johnston
Kentucky
Abraham
Washington
Springfield
Eliza Garfield
President Garfield
James
Field
Geeta John
Food Crops Must Be Greatly Increased For War Demands
Government urges Americans to boost crop production to feed U S and allies. Farm labor, milling efficiency, corn and potato emphasis, and expanded planting of rye buckwheat and vegetables are urged. Professor Spillman and the Farm Management office outline plans and duties for wartime agriculture.
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Department of Agriculture
Tha
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
National Agricultural Society
Wilson
Houston
Perwerarmuenrnunns
United States
Ant
Department
Office of Farm Management
W. J. Spillman
Washington
Spillman
Professor Spillman
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
California
Secretary of Agriculture
New York
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