SAVE THE CHILDREN
"If ever there was a time in our history when tho health of infants and juveniles should be jealously guarded," writes "Civis." "it is the present Yet do wo find any extra activity on' the part of the educatiou or health-authori-ties? As a mattar of fact; I believe that tho summer aud autumn has been an unhealthy time for children. Some- have died from diphtheria who Ghould nover have been allowed to die, and other juvenile ailments have boon permitted to Hodrish unchecked, If the teacher of every class were to spend half an hour each day inquiring into tho health of his charges and rojiqrted to a medical authority where, his or her intelligence pointed to expert advico and , treatment being needed, the time- would bo well spent. Save the ■ children or wo perish indeed.' .
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 196, 8 May 1918, Page 2
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139SAVE THE CHILDREN Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 196, 8 May 1918, Page 2
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