Returned Soldiers and Farm Absorption After War
Col. George C. Nashim, M. D., notes that many ex servicemen prefer communal living to city life and will not return to large prairie farms unless they can sustain a community. He warns hospitals train veterans to idleness and stresses the need to reorient them toward work and civic life as postwar economics shape absorption.
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