In a 1901 sociology paper,”Leaders in Social,Business, Manufacturing, Religious, Medical, and Political Affairs of Carlisle” ,\u00a0Joseph P. Lord\u00a0\u00a0explains that Carlisle officals\u00a0 made a valid effort to assist those who are poor or disabled.\u00a0 According\u00a0to Lord, “The duties of a [town director] are to provide suitable buildings for the poor and insane and levy taxes…”\u00a0 However, Lords explained that “when a director is unable to provide support for the poor [or disabled] with money in his district, he issues a certificate to such indigent person[s] who\u00a0[are] then admitted to the county poorhouse.”\u00a0\u00a0“The poor, the lame, the halt and the blind are thus apparently well provided for.”<\/p>\n
Question:\u00a0Are the\u00a0poor and disabled satisfied with the assistance they are given and has the assistance improved over the years?<\/p>\n
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In a 1901 sociology paper,”Leaders in Social,Business, Manufacturing, Religious, Medical, and Political Affairs of Carlisle” ,\u00a0Joseph P. Lord\u00a0\u00a0explains that Carlisle officals\u00a0 made a valid effort to assist those who are poor or disabled.\u00a0 According\u00a0to Lord, “The duties of a [town … Continue reading