The Playground volume 16
The Playground volume 16
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. . I "Nothing can compensate a natiom for the loss i. >f the;. , amateur spirit, " said Arthur Pound, author of the iKQ&Man, and an editor of the New York Evening Past. "Lesiure is not a boon granted to workers but an opportunity for making some- thing vital out of their otherwise mechanical ex- istence. The only sort of welfare work I be- lieve in is community welfare work. " "Dwellers in congested cities must have vaca- tion outlets and no modern city dare omit pro- vision for them, " was th...e contention of Major W. A. Welch, general manager of Palisades In- terstate Park, New York City's great natural playground. He said that state and national parks in the immediate vicinity of great centers of population are increasing in number and popularity. "You must not absorb all of our city park space for play, " was the warning of Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr, president of the League for the Protection of Riverside Park of New York City. "The park is not a playground and the playground is not a park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . I "Nothing can compensate a natiom for the loss i. >f the;. , amateur spirit, " said Arthur Pound, author of the iKQ&Man, and an editor of the New York Evening Past. "Lesiure is not a boon granted to workers but an opportunity for making some- thing vital out of their otherwise mechanical ex- istence. The only sort of welfare work I be- lieve in is community welfare work. " "Dwellers in congested cities must have vaca- tion outlets and no modern city dare omit pro- vision for them, " was th...e contention of Major W. A. Welch, general manager of Palisades In- terstate Park, New York City's great natural playground. He said that state and national parks in the immediate vicinity of great centers of population are increasing in number and popularity. "You must not absorb all of our city park space for play, " was the warning of Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr, president of the League for the Protection of Riverside Park of New York City. "The park is not a playground and the playground is not a park.
What to read after The Playground volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Playground Association of America to read onlineMoreLess
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