The New Agriculture
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Then the dwell- ing will join the milk-house on the south. There will be 32 per- sons required to operate this farm, notwithstanding everything in the way of buildings and appurtenances have been most skill- fully located in regard to economy of labor; it will require of each and every one of these employees a most efficient, active and cheerful performance of the duties assigned them, to work the farm up to its full capacity; and as the farmer expects the highest character of service from his ...employees, he will spare Ho pains to add to their efficiency; their moral, mental, physical and social well-bein^ will be carefully guarded, they will live upon the fat of the land — much of it, however, the product of the farm. His idea will be to have every person and every ani- mal under his care in condition for the highest enjoyment of life, his employees will be made to feel at home, and to feel that they had rather be there than elsewhere; wages $30 per month, payable quarterly. There will be required about 20 young men and women for the dairy, the sexes equally divided, and about 12 other persons, including a superintendent and three other persons employed in the kitchen and dining rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the dwell- ing will join the milk-house on the south. There will be 32 per- sons required to operate this farm, notwithstanding everything in the way of buildings and appurtenances have been most skill- fully located in regard to economy of labor; it will require of each and every one of these employees a most efficient, active and cheerful performance of the duties assigned them, to work the farm up to its full capacity; and as the farmer expects the highest character of service from his ...employees, he will spare Ho pains to add to their efficiency; their moral, mental, physical and social well-bein^ will be carefully guarded, they will live upon the fat of the land — much of it, however, the product of the farm. His idea will be to have every person and every ani- mal under his care in condition for the highest enjoyment of life, his employees will be made to feel at home, and to feel that they had rather be there than elsewhere; wages $30 per month, payable quarterly. There will be required about 20 young men and women for the dairy, the sexes equally divided, and about 12 other persons, including a superintendent and three other persons employed in the kitchen and dining rooms.
What to read after The New Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowe, Thomas R. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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