TABLE 13.-Statistics of State public institutions for the feeble-minded, 1894-95.

10 Beatrice, Nebr..

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Sewing (10), washing and ironing (30), cook-
ing (6), housework (8).

Sewing (50), knitting, crocheting, and fancy
work (25), mending, laundry work, and
all household employment (125).

100 Sewing (25), washing (6), ironing (6), tailor-
ing (21), basket making (4), mattress mak-
ing (20), tinsmithing (5), shoemaking (9),
gardening (11).

33 Carpenter shop (2), shoe shop (6), bakery (3),
tailoring (7), sewing (78), mat making (4),
farm and garden (22), painting (1), engi.
neering (2), ironing (16), knitting (12), laun-
dry (10), etc.

306 Sewing (59), ironing (2), dining-room work
(12), tailoring (6), baking (3), carpentering
(2), shoemaking (15), pipe fitting (2), paint-
ing (3), farming and gardening (76), caring
for stock (5).

40 Tailoring (16), farming (21), mattress making
(29), baking (7), carpentering (12), ham-
mock making (19), shoemaking (7), paint-
ing (7), laundry (65).

10

24

Mary J. Dunlap, M. D.

5

ст

5

0 74

C. W. Winspear

0

1

2

28

0 371

60

5

Mrs. M. C. Dunphy

0

3

6

6 123

TABLE 14.-Statistics of State public institutions for the feeble-minded, 1894-95.

From 1892-93.

*From 1893-94.

TABLE 16.-Statistics of private institutions for the feeble-minded, 1894–95.

The Font Hill Private Institution for Feeble-Minded Samuel J. Fort, M. D. Children.

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