Journal of the Outdoor Life
Journal of the Outdoor Life
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To be sure this would require special shacks, special service, special nursing and so forth. These conditions are not unique in Maryland, but are paralleled in every other State, and should be given their proper share of attention.
In some cities are day camps provided for tuberculous children. They oflfer an overflow for benevolence and are said to do good. At least they serve this purpose : they keep the children who are ill away from those who are well, for a time at least, and so lessen the... spread of tuberculosis. I do not advocate day camps situated at impossible distances from the city, where the good received is overbal- anced by the fatigue of traveling to and fro.
I think our city parks, as well as the lawns surrounding certain of our large hospitals, might well be appropriated, small spots of them, for the establishment of day camps or day nurseries for tuberculous children.
I have mentioned three things we need, open- air schools, hospital and sanatorium accom- modation, and day camps for tuberculous chil- dren.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure this would require special shacks, special service, special nursing and so forth. These conditions are not unique in Maryland, but are paralleled in every other State, and should be given their proper share of attention.
In some cities are day camps provided for tuberculous children. They oflfer an overflow for benevolence and are said to do good. At least they serve this purpose : they keep the children who are ill away from those who are well, for a time at least, and so lessen the... spread of tuberculosis. I do not advocate day camps situated at impossible distances from the city, where the good received is overbal- anced by the fatigue of traveling to and fro.
I think our city parks, as well as the lawns surrounding certain of our large hospitals, might well be appropriated, small spots of them, for the establishment of day camps or day nurseries for tuberculous children.
I have mentioned three things we need, open- air schools, hospital and sanatorium accom- modation, and day camps for tuberculous chil- dren.
What to read after Journal of the Outdoor Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Tuberculosis Association to read onlineMoreLess
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