Charities the Relation of the State the City And the Individual to Modern Phi
Charities the Relation of the State the City And the Individual to Modern Phi
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Wisconsin prides herself on having developed a system of county care under State supervision, at once cheap and commendable. Many classes of the chronic insane are better off when they can have work of some kind, and it is found that an almshouse can be more nearly self-sustaining when some of these are placed there.
8 Charities. [88 The New York State Charities Aid Association thus summarizes its con- clusions regarding the proper provision for various classes of dependents : " The blind, deaf... and dumb, idiots and insane, should go to State institu- tions, under the care of specialists ; ' defective children ' to a proper hospital or home, bad women to reformatories, feeble minded women and adult idiots to custodial institutions; tramps and vagrants to work-houses. The poor-house should be a refuge and a home where the respectable poor, the sick, the old, those who have broken down in the race of life may find shelter and care. " The guiding principle for sharing the burdens of poor relief between the larger and smaller poor unions in Germany is thus formulated by the " deutschen Vereine fiir Armenpflege und Wohlthatigkeit : " " Those sorts of poor relief which require a costly plant or large permanent investment, or institutions for technical purposes needing well-trained and skilful man- agement, should be confided to the larger unions, while on the other hand, those forms of poor relief can best be left to the smaller unions, which require for the proper fulfilment of their purposes, a large measure of indi- vidual interest, and a full consideration of surrounding circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wisconsin prides herself on having developed a system of county care under State supervision, at once cheap and commendable. Many classes of the chronic insane are better off when they can have work of some kind, and it is found that an almshouse can be more nearly self-sustaining when some of these are placed there.
8 Charities. [88 The New York State Charities Aid Association thus summarizes its con- clusions regarding the proper provision for various classes of dependents : " The blind, deaf... and dumb, idiots and insane, should go to State institu- tions, under the care of specialists ; ' defective children ' to a proper hospital or home, bad women to reformatories, feeble minded women and adult idiots to custodial institutions; tramps and vagrants to work-houses. The poor-house should be a refuge and a home where the respectable poor, the sick, the old, those who have broken down in the race of life may find shelter and care. " The guiding principle for sharing the burdens of poor relief between the larger and smaller poor unions in Germany is thus formulated by the " deutschen Vereine fiir Armenpflege und Wohlthatigkeit : " " Those sorts of poor relief which require a costly plant or large permanent investment, or institutions for technical purposes needing well-trained and skilful man- agement, should be confided to the larger unions, while on the other hand, those forms of poor relief can best be left to the smaller unions, which require for the proper fulfilment of their purposes, a large measure of indi- vidual interest, and a full consideration of surrounding circumstances.
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