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Show 81 It was basis 2. published by Doubleday, PaGe from the semi-monthly sis until 1912, 1942. Roosevel t' of the ruission, one editors from r-.:r. D. ricul ture, was no hearing over the wr i.t e r there' Oh, S 2. co- com recently received lette insisted that there really , The a e d i tors adra i tted to in their "had been they decided So movement. own 'words, bs.c1(-to-the-land Movement, In fact, it is amourrt i.ng right. epidemic in SODe places, "1d the come was editors.IO in::orcation since they conclusion, The investigate. this about such lot" a of .. back+t.o-cthe+Land movemerrt being startled on Secretary of t:re 1\:2. i'>1S2.8 Eo ar-d of .Ag- Coburn, in which a then chairman of that Bailey, referred to 1910, Country Life, on monthly a membe r a magazine's earliest of the eric2. the E. L. company; was F. Comm i.es Lon s on again monthly until then Signific"1tly, Walter Hines Page, Theodore ov.er 8orr:pany century until of the be[inning G:. for a word of restraint. r.=r. Coburn ridicules the to was s all almost to 8..11 tine has already ' city rnan s farm But the city and often it is ridiculous. man has this dream, and we may as well recognize it and do what we CaJ1 for the poor chap.ll dre, So, continued the editors, a special edition of their mag- azine--the next issue--would be devoted to that end. optimistic aid inspiring issue, promised to be fleeting errthus i asm for. the movement lOS ee 11 an . §:..unra, 'trp. -- .. p , cdxxxf, v , 8-10. one It re- and cncour-agemerrt to |
