Wood on Farmers and U S Agriculture Policy
Leonard Wood argues agriculture is the nation’s wealth and farmers are a stable, essential group. He urges universal farm education, better rural schools like Denmark, improved rural roads, and no harmful price fixing while endorsing direct producer consumer dealings to keep food production ample. He notes farmers deserve recognition for wartime service and ongoing cooperative government support.
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Soldiers for Wood
The piece lauds General Wood as the era’s chief military reformer linking him to army modernization, the training camp system, and intensive prep, arguing politicians miscast soldier candidates and that soldiers will resist such impressions.
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Rising Divorce Rates Highlight Urban Family Strains
A report from the Interchurch World Viewpoint of North America notes the United States shows higher divorce proportions than most nations, possibly second to Japan. The study cites 341 230 divorced individuals nationally, with 189 697 urban and 181 623 rural cases, and warns urban life has made home life harder to sustain.
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