Farmers' Institutes in the United States
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It is a recognition of the fact that society in its large sense needs education f ull}^ as much as the individ- ual, and that any system of instruction that reaches the mass of men with valuable truth is worthy of national support. There has been no doubt as to the propriety of Congress assisting the agricultural col- leges and the experiment stations of the several States, and the same reasons that justify aid in these directions applj' with still greater force to education for the millions wh...o are unable to take advantage of the opportunities which the land-grant colleges afford. The insti- tute has been giving education to the masses to a limited extent, and 12 C'onyross has shown its appreciation of the value and importance of tho work that has been done and of the possibilities of th« new field in pu])lic education that has been opened up by appropriating from the National Treasurj- funds for its encouragement and support.
Until noM^ the institutes have been passing through the experimental stage of their existence — testing methods, gaining in experience, and discovering the needs of agricultural people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a recognition of the fact that society in its large sense needs education f ull}^ as much as the individ- ual, and that any system of instruction that reaches the mass of men with valuable truth is worthy of national support. There has been no doubt as to the propriety of Congress assisting the agricultural col- leges and the experiment stations of the several States, and the same reasons that justify aid in these directions applj' with still greater force to education for the millions wh...o are unable to take advantage of the opportunities which the land-grant colleges afford. The insti- tute has been giving education to the masses to a limited extent, and 12 C'onyross has shown its appreciation of the value and importance of tho work that has been done and of the possibilities of th« new field in pu])lic education that has been opened up by appropriating from the National Treasurj- funds for its encouragement and support.
Until noM^ the institutes have been passing through the experimental stage of their existence — testing methods, gaining in experience, and discovering the needs of agricultural people.
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