Rural church life in the Middle West, as illustrated by Clay County, Iowa, and Jennings County, Indiana, with comparative data from studies of thirty-five middle western counties (1922)
Landis, Benson Young, 1897- · New York, G.H. Doran Co · leaf 44
he life of the two counties. Interest in Public Health When the bill to establish the National Childrens Bureau wasbefore Congress, a leading Senator sneeringly remarked that heopposed the measure because it placed babies on the level with pigs—a statement which was not very wide of the mark,… … THE PUBLIC SCHOOL AT ROYAL, CLAY COUNTY is better public or governmental provision for the care of sick cattlethan of children. This is not, however, the attitude in most sectionsof the Middle West, where a large number of counties employpublic health nurses. Work of this character was begun in…
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