Fresh Air Charity in the United States
Fresh Air Charity in the United States
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8 A. I. C. P. — Association for Im- 14 C. H. C. H. — Christian Herald proving the Condition of the Children's Home.
Poor.
An analysis of the data of Table I. Discovers three striking examples of duplication of record, and one instance of triplication. The manifold character of Mr. Parsons' Tri- bune work has been pointed out. Where the Tribune has furnished transportation to the wards of the other Fresh Air societies enumerated, there is sure to be a duplica- tion of counting in the records, si...nce each agency places such beneficiaries to its own credit in making up its totals. The Tribune always provides transportation for the children whom Life en- tertains in the country. Until 1895, the Tribune did the same thing for the wards of the George Junior Republic and the Lana ac Tela Society. Here are children counted twice in three cases. One in- stance of triplication comes about in this way. In its account of its work for 1893, Life mentions that it sent 120 children to Free- ville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 A. I. C. P. — Association for Im- 14 C. H. C. H. — Christian Herald proving the Condition of the Children's Home.
Poor.
An analysis of the data of Table I. Discovers three striking examples of duplication of record, and one instance of triplication. The manifold character of Mr. Parsons' Tri- bune work has been pointed out. Where the Tribune has furnished transportation to the wards of the other Fresh Air societies enumerated, there is sure to be a duplica- tion of counting in the records, si...nce each agency places such beneficiaries to its own credit in making up its totals. The Tribune always provides transportation for the children whom Life en- tertains in the country. Until 1895, the Tribune did the same thing for the wards of the George Junior Republic and the Lana ac Tela Society. Here are children counted twice in three cases. One in- stance of triplication comes about in this way. In its account of its work for 1893, Life mentions that it sent 120 children to Free- ville.
What to read after Fresh Air Charity in the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Shephard Ufford to read onlineMoreLess
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