Municipal Government in England
Municipal Government in England
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These will accommodate some thousands of men and women every night. Each person has a separate room and the use of a common room in which he can read and play draughts or chess, and of a kitchen in which he can cook whatever he likes as he likes for the sum of 4d. Per day ! It can be done at that figure and a profit made out of it, the proof of which is that one of the superintendents of the municipal lodging-houses started a similar lodging-house of his own as a private ven- ture in which he a...ccommodates 600 persons nightly. Take another instance. The public washhouses in Glasgow are of simply unexampled excellence. They are all the property of the corporation, and established for the use of the people. Any workman's wife can take the dirty linen of the household to the public laundry, and for the charge of 2d. An hour can secure the use of a small apartment, with hot and cold water laid on, with a boiler in which her washing can be boiled by steam. She must supply her own soap, but after she has washed the clothes all the moisture is removed from them by a patent wringer, and then they are thoroughly dried in a hot-air chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These will accommodate some thousands of men and women every night. Each person has a separate room and the use of a common room in which he can read and play draughts or chess, and of a kitchen in which he can cook whatever he likes as he likes for the sum of 4d. Per day ! It can be done at that figure and a profit made out of it, the proof of which is that one of the superintendents of the municipal lodging-houses started a similar lodging-house of his own as a private ven- ture in which he a...ccommodates 600 persons nightly. Take another instance. The public washhouses in Glasgow are of simply unexampled excellence. They are all the property of the corporation, and established for the use of the people. Any workman's wife can take the dirty linen of the household to the public laundry, and for the charge of 2d. An hour can secure the use of a small apartment, with hot and cold water laid on, with a boiler in which her washing can be boiled by steam. She must supply her own soap, but after she has washed the clothes all the moisture is removed from them by a patent wringer, and then they are thoroughly dried in a hot-air chamber.
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