Pages 14-30
[Some contrasts of town folk and country folk, 14]—[Comparisons of town and country affairs, 16]—[The two minds, 17]—[Will the American farmer hold his own? 19]—[The first two remedies, 21]—[Movement from city to country as remedy, 23]—[Sending the surplus population to the country, 25]—[Back-to-the-village, 26]—[Can a city man make a living on a farm? 27]—[What the city may do, 30].
[THE DECLINE IN RURAL POPULATION.—ABANDONED FARMS]
Pages 31-43
[Significance of the decline, 32]—[The abandoned farms, 37]—[The new farming, 41].
[RECLAMATION IN RELATION TO COUNTRY LIFE; AND THE RESERVE LANDS]
Pages 44-54
[The interests of society in the work, 45]—[A broad reclamation movement, 50]—[Supplemental irrigation, 51]—[We need reserves, 53].
[WHAT IS TO BE THE OUTCOME OF OUR INDUSTRIAL CIVILIZATION?]
Pages 55-60