Japan's farm power as a model for American nation building
The article argues that Japan's strength comes from a rural, garden society and insists the United States should mirror this by settling citizens on small farm plots, training children in gardening and handicraft in public schools, and expanding irrigation. It warns against overemphasis on battleships and urges rapid population movement to the land to secure lasting national power.
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Olive production and imports in California highlighted
The article notes annual California olive oil output at 150000 gallons and pickles at 230000 gallons with imports of oil about 1250000 gallons and pickles 2116 gallons. It states olives were introduced 135 years ago and cautions against relying on native olive oil despite its claimed superiority over foreign oils.
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