Th' day is not fer distant when th' irksome duties o' th' farm will be minimized t' such a degree that they will in no way interfere with croquet an' motorin'.
Th' exodus from th' fields t' th' cities is doin' much t' cut down th' operatin' expenses o' th' farms. Agriculture, unlike other professions, will never be overcrowded on account o' th' plowin', an' those who are left behind will eventually enjoy a monopoly o' th' food producin' business o' th' country. T'day a farmer may enjoy Argentine beef without feelin' liek he is robbin' himself. With th' currency questions out o' th' road an' so many inventions under way fer motor driven an' self operatin' implements th' farmer may well be happy in th' prospects of a fer greater return fer less work in th' future. Th' dawn o' a new era is gittin' in shape an' th' long delayed day is jest around th' corner when ther'll be nothin' t' do on th' farm but dress fer town.