Curtis, Henry S. (Henry Stoddard), 1870-1954 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 65
EQUIPPING THE SCHOOL GROUND 45 framework is not recommended, because the large boys and girls are apt to preempt such swings to the exclusion of small ones, and the swing is dangerous in direct proportion to its height. The chief danger is not that children will fall out, but that others passing by… … EQUIPMENT IN A WORCESTER PLAYGROUND Swings parallel with the fence, as they should be little child that is struck in the temple or side of the head will certainly be seriously hurt and may be killed. Girls should not be allowed to stand up in swings in the school yard, as the swinging makes their…
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