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Charity, Children: United States. New Hampshire. Manchester. St. Joseph's Boys' Home: New Hampshire State Charitable and Correctional Institutions.

Defectives, Epileptics: United States. Massachusetts. Palmer. State Hospital for Epileptics: 1906. Greenhouse.

Housing, Improved: Germany. Mulhouse: "Société Mulhousienne des cités ouvrières: Improved Workmen's Dwellings: Germany: Pioneer Model Dwellings: built by the Société Mulhousienne des Cités Ouvrières: Mulhausen on the Upper Rhine, Germany.

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Pennsylvania. Palmerton: New Jersey Zinc Company. Bungalows of Frame Construction: Hazard Road Bungalows. Front. Palmerton Pa.

Crime, Children, Truant Schools: United States. Massachusetts. Springfield. Hampden County Truant School: Hampden County Truant School, Springfield. Erwin G. Ward, Superintendent.: Section of Dormitory.

Social Settlements: United States. Maine. Lewiston. "Social Settlement of Lewiston and Auburn": The Social Settlement of Lewiston and Auburn, Lewiston, Maine.: Settlement House (The middle house of the three.)

Social Settlements: United States. Massachusetts. Boston. Children's Aid Society. "Home Libraries": Home Libraries of the Boston Children's Aid Society, Boston, Mass. First Annual Meeting of the Home Libraries. There is now an afternoon meeting for the younger children, and an evening meeting for the boys and girls who work.

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Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. "Greenwich House": Greenwich House, New York City.: A Rear Stable Entrance.

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Crime, Women: United States. New York. Bedford. State Reformatory for Women: State Reformatory for Women, Bedford, N.Y.

Social Settlements: United States. New York. New York City. Association of Neighborhood Workers: Arts and Festival Committee: Association of Neighborhood Workers of New York Arts and Festival Committee: Children's dances in Bronx Park, 1910, under the direction of the Arts and Festival Committee of the Neighborhood Workers Association of New York. 20 Settlement Houses were represented by 800 children. All the dances were national folk dances. In many instances the dances were learned by the children from their immigrant mothers.