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There has been constant gain in knowledge and education; there has been continuous advance in science and invention; there has been distinct gain in public health.
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gutenberg.orgHerbert Hoover: “There has been constant gain in knowledge and education; there has been continuous advance in science and invention…”
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Hoover points out the continuous advancements in knowledge, science, and public health during his time.
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