Two Special Reports of the Parks Department 1924 And 1925
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That is our whole manner of life. The great landscape compositions of our Park System are seen, enjoyed and highly valued. Whenever they have been threatened the popular outcry has been great and it has been compel- ling. Enthusiasm for golf has made the public a willing spectator of some transformations of the Country Park which ought to be retrieved when other golf courses are provided. Enthusiasm for ball fields has also witnessed injury to the naturalistic landscapes of some of the smaller ...parks and the reduction in area of adjacent tracts intended for the use of children and girls. There is a growing sentiment for the restoration of these tracts, but at the moment the demands of the young men and boys have been so keenly pressed that the needs of children, girls and elders have been made secondary in some instances. The recent creation of new special playgrounds to meet the latter needs, without accommodations for the larger boys and men, at the Cherry Street, the Morton Street and the Bolton Street Playgrounds, where buildings which covered the entire space have been demolished, indicates both the demand for play space for children and the determination of the City to furnish it even by resorting to drastic methods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is our whole manner of life. The great landscape compositions of our Park System are seen, enjoyed and highly valued. Whenever they have been threatened the popular outcry has been great and it has been compel- ling. Enthusiasm for golf has made the public a willing spectator of some transformations of the Country Park which ought to be retrieved when other golf courses are provided. Enthusiasm for ball fields has also witnessed injury to the naturalistic landscapes of some of the smaller ...parks and the reduction in area of adjacent tracts intended for the use of children and girls. There is a growing sentiment for the restoration of these tracts, but at the moment the demands of the young men and boys have been so keenly pressed that the needs of children, girls and elders have been made secondary in some instances. The recent creation of new special playgrounds to meet the latter needs, without accommodations for the larger boys and men, at the Cherry Street, the Morton Street and the Bolton Street Playgrounds, where buildings which covered the entire space have been demolished, indicates both the demand for play space for children and the determination of the City to furnish it even by resorting to drastic methods.
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