The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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... kind by individual sav- ings or by private and voluntary initiative is about as hopeful as that of universal education without required attendance and public schools . It may not be out of place in this survey to suggest a few of the ...
... kind by individual sav- ings or by private and voluntary initiative is about as hopeful as that of universal education without required attendance and public schools . It may not be out of place in this survey to suggest a few of the ...
Page 65
... kind , and 666 were refused assistance for some cause or other . The society conducts an employment bureau which is free to employer and employe , and during the last fiscal year found employ- ment for 5,112 applicants . It grants ...
... kind , and 666 were refused assistance for some cause or other . The society conducts an employment bureau which is free to employer and employe , and during the last fiscal year found employ- ment for 5,112 applicants . It grants ...
Page 85
... kind . Instead of opening free shelters , depots for free food and for the distribution of cloth- ing , as early as possible a reliable list should be made , based upon a knowledge of the portion of the community affected by the ...
... kind . Instead of opening free shelters , depots for free food and for the distribution of cloth- ing , as early as possible a reliable list should be made , based upon a knowledge of the portion of the community affected by the ...
Contents
CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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