"Broke," The Man Without the Dime
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“BROKE” THE MAN WITHOUT THE DIME
As Himself
“Broke”
THE AUTHOR
EDWIN A. BROWN
ILLUSTRATED FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
CHICAGO BROWNE & HOWELL COMPANY 1913
COPYRIGHT, 1913 BY BROWNE & HOWELL COMPANY
Copyright in England All rights reserved
PUBLISHED, NOVEMBER, 1913
Edwin A. Brown
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CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
THE FIRST STEP.
THINGS TO AVOID.
A PROTECTION TO SOCIETY.
ESSENTIALS TO SUCCESS.
USE OF APPROPRIATION.
CO-OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC.
RELATION TO THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS AND THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
CO-OPERATION OF THE CITY.
EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC.
THE PROBLEM IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
A WOMAN’S QUESTION.
THE HISTORICAL VIEW.
THE LEGAL ASPECT.
THE MORAL DUTY.
WHAT A TWENTIETH CENTURY MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY HOME SHOULD BE
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