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. Town and city. ut nothing stayed insight long. In fact the change went even farther than ^^^ ^^^g^iiQU V Br* f^p^l^H^B^^^^P^^^^BIimil^^^^Bn^^^rTiT^^rTrP^Bnl ^g^^Sy^^y^i^^y^^S^ys^al^BB^EM^^TBK^^^^Bil HBiIH WU& HnE-ffijiS m^ %ini^Miiri^^l taK.rfi<T^.E^-: ?» ^JHWHI^HHk- ~-81B3H1 Flooding off the Dust and Microbes that, for with clean streets the residents began to havecleaner front steps, cleaner hallways, and cleaner houses;they themselves were cleaner; and even in the worst partof the city they were more careful about tossing thingsinto the street just to be rid of them. Besides rubbish, snow is a great city nuisance; andany one who saw how New York treated the Januaryblizzard of 1905 realized at once that clearing away a 36 TOWN AND CITY Storm like that is a very different matter from the every-day business of keeping the streets clean. The city was white and quiet and buried in snow;her surface cars were standing in silent rows; her busi-ness was arrested; and the question was how she was. Getting Rid of City Snow ever going to pull herself out of the drifts and begin tomove around again. But she did it. The storm was on Wednesday, and byFriday night three hundred thousand cart loads of snowhad been taken from the most important business streetsand dumped into the river. To do this ten thousandmen had worked in day and night relays; they hadused shovels and picks and horses, with five thousandtrucks to draw the loads away. The work kept on for CLEAN STREETS IN NEW YORK Z7 days afterwards, and that one snowstorm cost the cityabout three hundred thousand dollars. In every town and city there are two reasons why snowshould be cleared away as soon as possible after it falls: 1. City business. It cannot go on brisklywhen people cannot travel about. 2. City health. If microbes and garbagecollect in the snow, when melting time comesthey are ready to thaw out and spread diseasein the neighborhood. More than that, thou-sands of children take cold every winter be-cause

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