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In 1974 a farm ended in one afternoon, in its own yard, in front of everybody.
Sale bills went up on the feed store wall and the post…
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In 1974 a sugaring family in the American northeast could not plan its season. The sap ran when the nights went below freezing and the days came above…
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In 1964 a great many American households still got their water out of the ground beneath their own yard, by working a cast-iron handle up and down until…
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The roughly 60 million Americans who live in rural areas and small towns — about 18 percent of the U.S. population — frequently encounter a specific set of assumptions,…