Social Settlements: United States. Massachusetts. Boston. "South End House": South End House, Boston, Mass.

Fagus Shoe-Last Factory, Alfeld a. d. Leine, 1911-1925

[Andreas and Wysse Feininger]

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. H. J. Heinz Company: Men's Dining Room

Industrial Problems, Coöperation: France. Lille. "L'Union": Coöperative Societies, France: L'Union, Lille.: Founded 1892 by socialist workingmen. It began with a bakery supplying 36 members, has now in 1907, 6500 members consuming annually 3 million loaves of bread. 2% of the gross turnovers is deducted for social work. This includes in equal proportions grants to sick, injured, or needy members; grants to propagandist or educational work; and for the diffusion of socialist doctrines. Help to members is given in bread and groceries only; extending, if necessary, over a period of 12 weeks. This fund is also available during strikes, when members receive help in proportion to their purchases.

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Recreation, Parks and Playgrounds: United States. New York. New York City. Public School No. 159: New York City Public Schools. Examples of the Adaptation of Education to Special City Needs: Vacation Playground - Basketball Game. Public School No. 159 Manhattan.

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[Boats]

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4 Yellow Necks A

[Bears]

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