The Cost of Cleanness
The Cost of Cleanness
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Gilbert.] CHAPTER III.
THE CLEAN CITY.
Municipal expenses for cleanness are in- curred for the removal of wastes, namely, sewage, garbage, refuse and street dirt.
There is also a certain proportion of the maintenance of water supply used for sewage transportation and street cleaning.
A considerable sum must be allowed for inspection of various kinds — factories, mar- kets, etc., and for care of schoolhouses and public buildings.
The municipality is more and more taking upon itself the expenses ...for personal cleanli- ness, as public baths, and the collection of wastes.
The essentials of public health are recog- nized as clean air, clean water, clean soil, clean and wholesome food. When people 49 50 The Cost of Cleanness crowd into a limited space these must be secured by cooperation.
Most cities have provided clean water and have secured clean soil by a sewerage system. Clean food awaits clean air for the most part and depends upon the education of the people.
Clean air implies perfect garbage and wastes disposal, clean streets and alleys, and an atmosphere tolerably free from dust, smoke and noxious odors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilbert.] CHAPTER III.
THE CLEAN CITY.
Municipal expenses for cleanness are in- curred for the removal of wastes, namely, sewage, garbage, refuse and street dirt.
There is also a certain proportion of the maintenance of water supply used for sewage transportation and street cleaning.
A considerable sum must be allowed for inspection of various kinds — factories, mar- kets, etc., and for care of schoolhouses and public buildings.
The municipality is more and more taking upon itself the expenses ...for personal cleanli- ness, as public baths, and the collection of wastes.
The essentials of public health are recog- nized as clean air, clean water, clean soil, clean and wholesome food. When people 49 50 The Cost of Cleanness crowd into a limited space these must be secured by cooperation.
Most cities have provided clean water and have secured clean soil by a sewerage system. Clean food awaits clean air for the most part and depends upon the education of the people.
Clean air implies perfect garbage and wastes disposal, clean streets and alleys, and an atmosphere tolerably free from dust, smoke and noxious odors.
What to read after The Cost of Cleanness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Ellen H. (Ellen Henrietta), 1842-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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