ho have been soclosely associated with her for five yearsMiss Gleeson considers her greatestsuccess. Yet she has not only enabledthem to earn more than the mere pit-tance that their farm work alone wouldmean, broadened their outlook andbrightened their prospects, but, in fur-nishing an outlet for… … PRACTICAL EDUCATION GAINED ON THEFARM AND IN THE WORKSHOP PRESIDENT Roosevelt, with hiscustomary force and directness,touched the really vital point inall our present movement towardsocial and industrial reform and theestablishment of better standards ofliving when he said, in a recent addressto…
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