The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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... institutional population . It should be observed that they are exclusive of the 156 dispensaries and the 166 nurseries . Neither class of institutions can be said to have inmates in the ordinary sense of the term ; moreover , in many ...
... institutional population . It should be observed that they are exclusive of the 156 dispensaries and the 166 nurseries . Neither class of institutions can be said to have inmates in the ordinary sense of the term ; moreover , in many ...
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... institutions for the deaf and blind contain more than 70 per cent of the inmates of all such institutions , and show more than 86 per cent of all admissions . The number of deaf and blind under the care of ecclesiastical institutions is ...
... institutions for the deaf and blind contain more than 70 per cent of the inmates of all such institutions , and show more than 86 per cent of all admissions . The number of deaf and blind under the care of ecclesiastical institutions is ...
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... institutions on the census dates or for each per- son admitted ( a combination of the two being out of the ques- tion ) would tend to misleading comparisons . It is suggestive , however , to note that the annual expenditure per inmate ...
... institutions on the census dates or for each per- son admitted ( a combination of the two being out of the ques- tion ) would tend to misleading comparisons . It is suggestive , however , to note that the annual expenditure per inmate ...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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