City Problems
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Evidently the people must all act to- gether in securing the removal of waste.
When the people all act together they act through government. That is the only agency in which every family has a share. Government is the agency through which all the citizens work together to accomplish ends necessary to all. Thus it comes to pass that the city government takes up the work of removing wastes.
The City's Waste 27 CHAPTER III DRAINS AND SEWERS One of the first problems of the city is to thor- oughly ...drain the land. Almost always there are low places and swamps somewhere within the natural limits of a city. To prevent fever and malaria, these low places must be filled in or thoroughly drained.
Out of the system of drainage, which, in the coun- try, generally takes the form of open ditches, the system of city sewers has developed. In a city, not only the water naturally standing in low places must be carried off, but also the water used by the thousands of families in washing and cooking, as well as the water used in sprinkling and flushing the streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evidently the people must all act to- gether in securing the removal of waste.
When the people all act together they act through government. That is the only agency in which every family has a share. Government is the agency through which all the citizens work together to accomplish ends necessary to all. Thus it comes to pass that the city government takes up the work of removing wastes.
The City's Waste 27 CHAPTER III DRAINS AND SEWERS One of the first problems of the city is to thor- oughly ...drain the land. Almost always there are low places and swamps somewhere within the natural limits of a city. To prevent fever and malaria, these low places must be filled in or thoroughly drained.
Out of the system of drainage, which, in the coun- try, generally takes the form of open ditches, the system of city sewers has developed. In a city, not only the water naturally standing in low places must be carried off, but also the water used by the thousands of families in washing and cooking, as well as the water used in sprinkling and flushing the streets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gill, Wilson L. (Wilson Lindsley), 1851-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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