Community Civics for City Schools
Community Civics for City Schools
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Next to pure air, an abundance of pure water is the chief con- cern of a community seeking to safeguard the health of its citi- ^ ^ zens. Impure water is one of the chief sources of Pure water , .,^ >, , . . , ,.
typhoid fever and other mtestmal diseases. About 400,000 people have typhoid every year in the United States, and 30,000 are killed by it. This is avoidable. We have from three to five times as much typhoid in the United States as many European countries have, thanks to our negligence....
Sketch Showing SotjRCEs of Water PoLLUTidN ON \ Farm Until communities provide a public water supply, families have to provide their own. People often dep)end upon the PriTate private well long after a public supply is available, weiia ^eii water is easily contaminated. The diagram above illustrates how this may happen. Impurities often seep into wells from long distances. With the growth of population the danger increases, especially if the sanitation of the city is not p)erfectly provided for (see page 182).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Next to pure air, an abundance of pure water is the chief con- cern of a community seeking to safeguard the health of its citi- ^ ^ zens. Impure water is one of the chief sources of Pure water , .,^ >, , . . , ,.
typhoid fever and other mtestmal diseases. About 400,000 people have typhoid every year in the United States, and 30,000 are killed by it. This is avoidable. We have from three to five times as much typhoid in the United States as many European countries have, thanks to our negligence....
Sketch Showing SotjRCEs of Water PoLLUTidN ON \ Farm Until communities provide a public water supply, families have to provide their own. People often dep)end upon the PriTate private well long after a public supply is available, weiia ^eii water is easily contaminated. The diagram above illustrates how this may happen. Impurities often seep into wells from long distances. With the growth of population the danger increases, especially if the sanitation of the city is not p)erfectly provided for (see page 182).
What to read after Community Civics for City Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunn, Arthur William, 1868-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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