Adventures in Thrift
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You see, in, no case was it dissatis- 148 ADVENTURES IN THRIFT faction with the cooperative kitchen manage- ment that caused the withdrawal of members.
"If the cost of provisions had remained what it was when the kitchen opened, doubtless the kitchen would have become a permanent in- stitution. But the price of foodstuffs in- creased so rapidly that the second year found the kitchen facing this question : Shall we cut down our table or increase the price of board? There were some who could not ...afford to spend more on food. These left and, presumably, at home did without some of the things that some of the kitchen members had considered neces- sary. No one has ever claimed to live cheaper in his own home and keep a maid.
"When the price of board was increased to three dollars and fifty cents, then to four dol- lars, per member per week, it was more diffi- cult to get members. In a town like Carthage there are many families that can afford three dollars per member table board. There are fewer that can afford four dollars per member.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, in, no case was it dissatis- 148 ADVENTURES IN THRIFT faction with the cooperative kitchen manage- ment that caused the withdrawal of members.
"If the cost of provisions had remained what it was when the kitchen opened, doubtless the kitchen would have become a permanent in- stitution. But the price of foodstuffs in- creased so rapidly that the second year found the kitchen facing this question : Shall we cut down our table or increase the price of board? There were some who could not ...afford to spend more on food. These left and, presumably, at home did without some of the things that some of the kitchen members had considered neces- sary. No one has ever claimed to live cheaper in his own home and keep a maid.
"When the price of board was increased to three dollars and fifty cents, then to four dol- lars, per member per week, it was more diffi- cult to get members. In a town like Carthage there are many families that can afford three dollars per member table board. There are fewer that can afford four dollars per member.
What to read after Adventures in Thrift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Steese Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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