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Care and education of crippled children in the United States . As Admitted (See page 216) As Discharged Reconstructing THE Carter Twins Rainbow Cottage and Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. The Nursery. (See page 200)House of St. Michael and All Angels, Philadelphi; HAND WORK AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING The institution has a steam laundry and the most modern house-keeping equipment for its other buildings; but experience withultra-modern machinery would be of little use to girls who go after-ward into cheap or moderate priced apartments or houses in thecountry districts. At the House of St. Mich
Care and education of crippled children in the United States . As Admitted (See page 216) As Discharged Reconstructing THE Carter Twins Rainbow Cottage and Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. The Nursery. (See page 200)House of St. Michael and All Angels, Philadelphi; HAND WORK AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING The institution has a steam laundry and the most modern house-keeping equipment for its other buildings; but experience withultra-modern machinery would be of little use to girls who go after-ward into cheap or moderate priced apartments or houses in thecountry districts. At the House of St. Michael and All Angels inPhiladelphia the young colored girls receive similarly compre-hensive training in housework and some of them have left to takepositions in domestic service. In all the residential institutions, a great deal of sewing isnecessary in order to keep the childrens clothes and the house-hold linen in good order. In the larger institutions, one or moreseamstresses are employed. In some of the smaller ones a seam-stress comes in occasionally by the day. The older girls in theinstitutions usually help with the mending and sometimeswith the making of simple garments for the
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