The Public Health Journal, Vol. 14: January, 1923 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Approximately ten times out of ten in cases where municipal officials are accused of laxity, negligence, or graft, in connection with the drug menace or commercialized Vice, they throw out as a smoke screen an appeal to civic pride. This consists first of a de nial that the Vice exists, and second of a plea that the group mak ing the accusations are smirching the fair name Of our city. Even after an under-cover investigation demonstrates the activity of the exploiters many complacent citizens who do not come into direct contact with the vicious conditions, take sides with the officials, and agree that the skeleton, if there be one, might best be left in the cupboard.

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