Leonard Wood On National Issues, the Many-Sided Mind of a Great Executive Shown By His Public Utterances
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One of the great problems which confront us is not only to keep up an agricultural popu- lation, but to increase it. By multiplying the farmer's opportunities for improving his farm and production we will continue to make this a self-sustaining nation. The moment the out- put of farms falls below the demands of our people, new and grave problems will confror)t us.
In order to keep up increasing interest in agriculture we must give heed to existing con- ditions of discontent and take intelligent... steps to remedy them. The increase in urban popu- lation at the expense of rural and agricultural means increased unrest, increased cost of liv- On National Issues 57 ing and diminished stability. Let us give to the agricultural class the attention it deserves.
IN building up the republic of Cuba from the wreck of a war-worn Spanish colony, I turned my attention first to order and to agri- culture as the foundations upon which the structure must rest. The returns were mar- velous. We pushed forward agriculture as rapidly as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the great problems which confront us is not only to keep up an agricultural popu- lation, but to increase it. By multiplying the farmer's opportunities for improving his farm and production we will continue to make this a self-sustaining nation. The moment the out- put of farms falls below the demands of our people, new and grave problems will confror)t us.
In order to keep up increasing interest in agriculture we must give heed to existing con- ditions of discontent and take intelligent... steps to remedy them. The increase in urban popu- lation at the expense of rural and agricultural means increased unrest, increased cost of liv- On National Issues 57 ing and diminished stability. Let us give to the agricultural class the attention it deserves.
IN building up the republic of Cuba from the wreck of a war-worn Spanish colony, I turned my attention first to order and to agri- culture as the foundations upon which the structure must rest. The returns were mar- velous. We pushed forward agriculture as rapidly as possible.
What to read after Leonard Wood On National Issues, the Many-Sided Mind of a Great Executive Shown By His Public Utterances?
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