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Social Settlements: United States. Kentucky. Hindman. Log Cabin Social Settlement: The Log Cabin Social Settlement: Hindman, Ky.: Six sisters who walk to and from settlement school daily - four miles each way. Family of thirteen live in one room without a

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Title: Social Settlements: United States. Kentucky. Hindman. Log Cabin Social Settlement: The Log Cabin Social Settlement: Hindman, Ky.: Six sisters who walk to and from settlement school daily - four miles each way. Family of thirteen live in one room without a
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