Increasing the powers of the Federal government in respect to the supervision and control of the public health.
Providing such regulations as will enable the states that do not permit the sale of liquors to protect themselves from traffic from adjoining states.
IV. Institutions and Agencies at Work
Organized Forces Making for a Better Rural Life
When we consider the vast scope of the Country Life Movement in America and the variety of agencies involved, it greatly increases our rural optimism. The following list was compiled by Dr. L. H. Bailey and is the most complete available.
1. Departments of Agriculture, national and state.
2. Colleges of agriculture, one for each state, territory, or province.
3. Agricultural experiment stations, in nearly all cases connected with the colleges of agriculture.
4. The public school system, into which agriculture is now being incorporated. Normal schools, into many of which agriculture is being introduced.
5. Special separate schools of agriculture and household subjects.