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By such means advancing discoveries of science can be systematically applied to agricultural need, and development of the chemical industry of the Tennessee Valley can be assured.
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gutenberg.orgHerbert Hoover: “By such means advancing discoveries of science can be systematically applied to agricultural need, and development of…”
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Hoover advocates for the application of scientific discoveries to meet agricultural needs and support industrial development.
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