It is possible in dealing with our unused land to effect a great rural and agricultural development which will afford the best sort of opportunity to men who want to help themselves and the Secretary of the Interior has thought the possible methods out in a way which is worthy of your most friendly attention.
Wilson advocates for rural and agricultural development as a means to help returning soldiers.
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The soundness of the principle embodied in Section io seems generally to be admitted.
Three and a half million children are facing starvation in Central Europe.
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