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Let me put it this way: Suppose that 500,000 people who do not now visit the parks went to your parks next summer. Is it not a fact that the renewed capacity, vitality, and energy that these people would derive by virtue of that visit would mean in the end a tre- mendous acquisition to the national power to produce. And, sir, if we increase the national power to produce we increase the business of the railway companies.
I have said we want increasing numbers of people to visit the parks.
I some...times think that we in parks work are really merchandisers.
We have goods to offer that we want everyone to buy. But, unlike most purveyors of commodities, it doesn't matter how many custom- ers we have, our stock is undiminished. We are like the two old people in the Greek fairy tale who entertained Jove and his son. No matter how much we give our guests, we still have just as much wine left in the pitcher. The dispensers of all our other natural resources are bound in the end, if they keep disposing of their commodities, to find themselves in the unfortunate position of that illustrious old lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me put it this way: Suppose that 500,000 people who do not now visit the parks went to your parks next summer. Is it not a fact that the renewed capacity, vitality, and energy that these people would derive by virtue of that visit would mean in the end a tre- mendous acquisition to the national power to produce. And, sir, if we increase the national power to produce we increase the business of the railway companies.
I have said we want increasing numbers of people to visit the parks.
I some...times think that we in parks work are really merchandisers.
We have goods to offer that we want everyone to buy. But, unlike most purveyors of commodities, it doesn't matter how many custom- ers we have, our stock is undiminished. We are like the two old people in the Greek fairy tale who entertained Jove and his son. No matter how much we give our guests, we still have just as much wine left in the pitcher. The dispensers of all our other natural resources are bound in the end, if they keep disposing of their commodities, to find themselves in the unfortunate position of that illustrious old lady.
What to read after Canadian National Parks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. National Park Service. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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