Street Land Its Little People And Big Problems
Street Land Its Little People And Big Problems
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There is no provision for quiet study in the average tenement home. The homes without a library are still in the majority. If front- rooms were more generally available, the trav- eling home libraries would vastly encourage self-education. It may be that from such sim- ple beginnings springs the kind of wholesome 234 STREET-LAND family life so characteristic of the German homes where education is still the controlling social ideal.
The tenement home is never so dreary as when it is deserted by ...both children and par- ents. The children are on the street. The fathers are away at work; and, all too fre- quently, the mothers also. The family is thus breaking up before our very eyes. If fathers and mothers had more time at home, there would be fewer children on the streets and fewer problems to deal with.
One of the surest ways of taking large groups of children off the streets is to restore their mothers to their homes. The move- ment for widows' pensions is due to a grow- ing conviction that the children of a wage- earning widow, who are either locked up in the house or locked out on the street, may event- ually cost the State more than a pension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no provision for quiet study in the average tenement home. The homes without a library are still in the majority. If front- rooms were more generally available, the trav- eling home libraries would vastly encourage self-education. It may be that from such sim- ple beginnings springs the kind of wholesome 234 STREET-LAND family life so characteristic of the German homes where education is still the controlling social ideal.
The tenement home is never so dreary as when it is deserted by ...both children and par- ents. The children are on the street. The fathers are away at work; and, all too fre- quently, the mothers also. The family is thus breaking up before our very eyes. If fathers and mothers had more time at home, there would be fewer children on the streets and fewer problems to deal with.
One of the surest ways of taking large groups of children off the streets is to restore their mothers to their homes. The move- ment for widows' pensions is due to a grow- ing conviction that the children of a wage- earning widow, who are either locked up in the house or locked out on the street, may event- ually cost the State more than a pension.
What to read after Street Land Its Little People And Big Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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