The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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Page 30
... receive 37.4 per cent , and 82 per cent of the entire income of institutions from pay inmates falls to the share of this class . In proportion to their activities , private hospitals receive a much heavier donation from public ...
... receive 37.4 per cent , and 82 per cent of the entire income of institutions from pay inmates falls to the share of this class . In proportion to their activities , private hospitals receive a much heavier donation from public ...
Page 31
... receive in cash from inmates 3.5 per cent of the aggregate for all institutions . The proportionately very large percentage given to ecclesiastical institutions of the annual subsidies received by temporary homes is perhaps to be ...
... receive in cash from inmates 3.5 per cent of the aggregate for all institutions . The proportionately very large percentage given to ecclesiastical institutions of the annual subsidies received by temporary homes is perhaps to be ...
Page 37
... receive from pay patients is equal to or in excess of the cost of maintenance ; but , in general , it should be remembered that to a very large extent the moneys termed income do not represent the personal contributions of the patients ...
... receive from pay patients is equal to or in excess of the cost of maintenance ; but , in general , it should be remembered that to a very large extent the moneys termed income do not represent the personal contributions of the patients ...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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