Japan's farming power shapes national strength and American policy
The author argues that Japan's success rests on its vast rural farming base and irrigation, urging the United States to repatriate its population to the land. He links agriculture to national vitality, proposes public school garden and handicraft programs, and compares with England's urban drift to warn against neglecting rural roots.
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The Olive In America in California Oil and Pickle Figures
The annual olive oil output in California reaches about 150000 gallons and pickle output about 230000 gallons. Imports amount to about 1250000 gallons of oil and 2116 gallons of pickles. The olive was introduced to California 135 years ago, yet native olive oil usage remains weak despite its claimed superiority over foreign oils.
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