Health--public and private, in matters of prevention of disease and in care of the sick and the convalescent.
2.

Education--in respect to all ages and to all peculiar needs of special training.
3.

Philanthropy, or the social care of the dependent, the poverty-bound, the defective, and the juvenile delinquent.
4.

Penology, or the laws and their administration which deal with crime and criminals and with both the victims of and the panderers to vice.
5.

Recreation and all manner of publicly provided opportunity for helpful use of leisure time.
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