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Tomorrow's
Philadelphia s industrial future rests safely upon the
health and stamina she builds into her youngsters
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The host of clear-eyed, vigorous kids that
romp about the city's parks and playgrounds
will form the great working army of tomorrow.
They will be more than well equipped, and they
need to be, for their task of carrying on Philadel
phia's industrial leadership is no light one.
True to her industrial vision and thoroughness,
Philadelphia realizes that their health is the all
important basis on which the future rests.
She has taken steps to insure that health. A com
pletely worked-out system of thirty-four play
grounds is so arranged as to be within easy reach
of nearly.every child.
While the system ranks second in size it is an
easy first from the viewpoint of equipment In
fact, the great Kingsessing playground is famous
as the most completely equipped anywhere in
the country.
Indoor and outdoor gymnasium equipment;
athletic fields and highly trained paid instructors
make these centers real health insurance for all
y6ung Philadelphians whose parents are wise
enough to see that they take advantage of them.
The greatest satisfaction we derive-from our
partnership in Philadelphia's splendid indus
trial development is that it's, permanent. t Gen-,
eration after generation will'arise in support of
its future and each will be better able to carry;
the load than its predecessor.
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