BETTER BOYS AND GIRLS

Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1923, Page 4

BETTER BOYS AND GIRLS

( Ijv a Doctor.) lON DON. March T, According to an authority whose views are entitled to re-peoi. the buys and gills leaving school to-day. pit-re-- • ewer ol v-i.-H defects than has been j the case far many a long you'. ! ! hi- i- the mo d encouraging la. 1 any nation can . onions phi to. It means th uv u ill he fewer ]!3 men i and women and mole of the ,\ I type in j the Engle at! of the future. in: - tremendous volume of sound, j It.at'il work that has been put in to im- ; prove ihe p.kvsirnl and mental stallj thirds o; eaddr oi by school i iii• i: •. i. | persona! i leaniittesand the like, i- | bearing I'mit at last. ! It was needed. Ait'.'f all i- said, flesh and blood and i all thiee imply— nnisrle, brain. and i heart are the greato.sl in all assets o: j a nation. i They .are the only ones that count in i the lone I'll ii . ! 'ii..' Loro' ."'it war. which led to the i i in.i 11 in and cl;tss.!ii; at ion of o or Ii | mill l dis oi English matihuod. revealed , i la men la hie dceluie of pic-ioai stanj danls. | According in one d ocr greatest | Min itoriiies on national physhiue. nut j ol every 1!) men of military ago ox- | atuined th-re should he 7 who are Al. i g w!"j are B! or BA i that is. possess- j S ing some minor ihfeit). and utdv I BA. • I or ;11 r - 11 !; 1 1: I y nidi id That should he the j iat in in a reallv virile Midioil. Our figure- v.eiv rnmeihing like tin.-: ’ (-'our were A 1 . .'I ".ere of the B 1 ru I 11:.’ el:--, and were uefli. t .ill i amu.i exp:- : children l eai oil ill ; gr iedust rial cities to id tam the j pie .-i'|ue of ( owl oys. But we expect j ami mu t ; m --omellung much heller | ii an tLi-. I'Mr a laty proportion ol , l'• ■ lii-'id.iiili." re |■'■'<■■■ ciitabl". I'eh ive I.eth and nil the disr.bili- | ti. - they 1 -ad to. rickets and all the j defects it leads to. and poor pliysiiiiie i and stamina, due sohdv to luck ol oxer- | rise and trainin'.', are all t rovi'iitnblc i in| we are beginning to prevent j those cau. es which ( rente L‘ i eliihlreli. who will grow up into 153 men and women. No inooev is mere wisely snout, no eff.ii t- Im ter employed than those that iniprovt/ the virility of Englaud. They, ah ive all. are Aufi-Wnste.