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XVI.—ON THE BEST MEANS OF FORMING LOCAL
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Xvi.—On The Best Means Of Forming Local
XVI . —ON THE BEST MEANS OF FORMING LOCAL SANITARY ASSOCIATIONS . A PAPER RESPECTFULLY OFFERED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE LADIES' SANITARY ASSOCIATION .
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- _««•• of Since Lord the Shaftesbury public meeting on the lield 21 at st of Willis last 's Jul Room many , under questions the ausp have ices
been asked as to tlie , best means of carrying y , out domestic Sanitary Reform . What is going to be done ? Who is going to do it ? How
homes are As we any , to or beg measures the in dwellings ? Who calculated of are artisans few we to to influence , app must ly to in the ? Eng to condition land the be carried of in cottage which out
h in y can local be activity efficientl , perhaps roused a and suggestions supported may as not be way unwelcome at the present moment y , when so many ladies would willingly act , if
London they Supposing saw a prospect that other an of town association practical for the success is formed . of by spreading a knot of any peop reform le in ,
or any , purpose mittees its diffusion each over composed the country of active throug local h members affiliated , will societies depend and firstl com y -
association on the ri , peness incorporates of the public and mind secondl in y , regard on the to wise the idea and which energetic the
measures On the taken first head by the no primary , fears need founders in "this . instance be entertained ; educated and
we believe in the it may king be dom safel has y affirmed by this time that every been inoculated man with at
woman The least a quiescent conviction are full of that it , the sanitary parish reform authorities is a very regard good it thing as an . newspapers
incumbent publication thickl ni of populated ght hyg -mare ienic ; towns literature there and is a ; baths growing mother and tendency washhouses at least towards wishes rise the in to
bring our enforced up by y her the children holding healthily up of ; hands . every If the alone laws , there of is health no donbt could th be at
to _" the Then work ayes comes to would persuade the have second other it . " peop point le ; to what set is to the work wisest , for way in lish this of reformers setting is the secret of Now said just nowEng
great must be French to find ask sanitary some some success great association way and . of stimulating benevolent planted as we in lad local Paris y to exertion , ask our the , best . Empress method If we were to would ask a and
in the every Emperor department to send peremp , and every tory orders subdivision to his prdfets of every department sous _prtfets ,
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Oct. 1, 1859, page 115, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01101859/page/43/
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