The Rural Life Problem of the United States Notes of An Irish Observer
The Rural Life Problem of the United States Notes of An Irish Observer
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The effect of the disease set up by the hookworm, which infests the intestines, is a complete sapping of all energy, mental and physical. Mr. Rockefeller has provided a million dollars for the necessary research work and for such subsequent organisation of sanitary effort as may be required to extirpate this un- questionably preventable evil. I wonder how long such a state of affairs would have been permitted to interfere with the health and to paralyse the industry of urban com- The Inner Life... of the American Farmer 79 munities. Had the hookworm, instead of lurking in country lanes, walked the streets, how would it have fared?
These two pests furnish a fine illustration of the length to which the neglect of rural life has been allowed to go in the Southern States.
Neither the Eastern nor the Far West- ern section presents aspects of special inter- est to the foreign student of the Rural problem in the United States, but in both the constructive statesman and the social worker will find a rich field for their efforts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect of the disease set up by the hookworm, which infests the intestines, is a complete sapping of all energy, mental and physical. Mr. Rockefeller has provided a million dollars for the necessary research work and for such subsequent organisation of sanitary effort as may be required to extirpate this un- questionably preventable evil. I wonder how long such a state of affairs would have been permitted to interfere with the health and to paralyse the industry of urban com- The Inner Life... of the American Farmer 79 munities. Had the hookworm, instead of lurking in country lanes, walked the streets, how would it have fared?
These two pests furnish a fine illustration of the length to which the neglect of rural life has been allowed to go in the Southern States.
Neither the Eastern nor the Far West- ern section presents aspects of special inter- est to the foreign student of the Rural problem in the United States, but in both the constructive statesman and the social worker will find a rich field for their efforts.
What to read after The Rural Life Problem of the United States Notes of An Irish Observer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Curzon Plunkett to read onlineMoreLess
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