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[music] Golden grains from the plains of the north and west, on every grocery shelf, on every table. Fruits and vegetables from the Pacific coast and the far south, delivered by railroad to arrive at destinations fresh as the day they were picked. Coal from Pennsylvania, from Kentucky, from the Virginiaas, Illinois, and a score of other states, transported to thousands of factories and millions of homes all over the land. Copper from the mines of Montana, Arizona, and Utah. Iron from the mines of Alabama and the Great Ranges at the head of Lake Superior. Lumber from the Northwest and the Deep South. [music] Meat from the plains of the West. Cotton from Dixie. Oil from the Midcontinent [music] and the West Coast. The products of thousands of mills and factories moving in the mainstream. [music]