Warren Harding actually said...

"One of the greatest lessons which the World War taught to society was a realization of its stupendous producing capacity under modern organization."

"Through such effort as this there will be opportunity for a great service."

"I have wondered if it were not possible, for example, that a scheme of cooperation among consumers, financed, in part at least, through a carefully organized and supervised adaptation of the principle..."

"We realize that the real producer, under our elaborate and costly system of distribution, is not permitted a fair share of his product for his own use and enjoyment."