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eluded that the following are necessary for a child’s best growth and development:
SHELTER:
A decent, clean, well kept house.
Plenty of fresh air in. the house.
Warm rooms in cold weather.
Separate beds, with sufficient bed' clothing to weep warm.
A pure, abundant water supply.
Comfortable place to welcome friends.
FOOD:
Three square meals a day.
Clean, simple, appetizing, well cooked food.
Meals at regular hours and sufficient time for them.
Dinner at noon for children under seven.
The daily diet should include milk, at least a pint a day; cereal and bread; green vegetables, especially leafy vegetables; fruit; eggs, meat or fish. CLOTHING:
Clean, whole garments.
Different clothing for day and night, suited to the climate.
Change of underwear at least weekly.
Change of stockings at least twice a week.
Warm underclothing and stockings in cold climates. Heavy coat, cap and mittens for cold weather.
Shoes long and wide enough for protection against the rain or snow.
HEALTH־ & PERSONAL HABITS:
Hands and face must be washed before meals and at bedtime.
A bath every day or at least once a week.
Teeth brushed at least twice a day (morning and night).
A regular bed hour.
Ten hours sleep at night with open windows.
Correct weight for height. RECREATION AND COMPANIONSHIP :
A safe, clean, roomy place for outdoor and indoor play.
At least two hours outdoor play a day.
Constructive and suitable tools and playthings.
Someone with sympathetic oversight to direct the play.
The right sort of .playmates. EDUCATION AND WORK:
Schooling for at least nine months a year from seven to sixteen years of age.
Not more than two hours of chores outside of school.
Not enough work either in school or out to cause exhaustion. VACATION WORK:
If any, must allow ample opportunity for the proper amount of rest and recreation. RELIGIOUS AND MORAL TRAINING:
Opportunity for religious training.
Proper moral and spiritual influence.
Teaching of standards of right and wrong in daily life.
IS YOUR CHILD GETTING A SQUARE DEAL?
Every child has the right to he well born, well nourished, and well cared for.
־Wise parents are a child’s best
asset.
Foregoing are the precepts of the folk wise in the care of childhood at Washington. MOOSEHEART subscribes to and practices most of them. It cannot guarantee a child’s heredity. But Superintendent Adams does not agree with the long faced scientists who say that heredity is the strongest force in our lives.
“PoohP he says cheerfully, “If children are not affected mentally and only slightly affected physically by the conditions of their birth, environment is ninety per cent of what makes the man or woman.”
by the fire fiend, he too died. Grief had lessened the resistance that otherwise he might have offered to influenza. His last choking words were “Send my little girls to MOOSE-HEART.”
They made the journey from Oregon. Loving arms enfolded them. All MOOSEHEART mothers the wee ones and tries to help them to forget the red day in the forest.
What Mooseheart is Doing For War Orphans
.MOOSEHEART is doing noble work for the world’s war orphans. It is estimated, and accurately, I am told, that at this moment there are a million homeless children. I repeat that MOOSEHEART is bearing well its share of this burden. The number of children who would otherwise be homeless or inadeauately cared for, and that are growing up sturdy of body and character in the little Illinois town, fluctuates between 881 and
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It plans an extension of its thousand acre tract to five thousand acres. While it can care for a thousand children now; it hopes and expects to provide home, education, and character training for 5,000 children.
A little boy. a war orphan whom we will call Mickey, arrived unwillingly at MOOSEHEART. He wore what had been cut down from a man’s suit to his own immature size. He walked awkwardly in the big, illfitt-ing trouser. The tails of the big coat nearly reached the ground. In one of the pockets that had not been cut down to his size, he had carefully secreted a brick. It was a new brick, full weighted. Mickey had brought it all the way from Camden, carefully hidden. He believed, being the pessimist he was, that he would need it. The night of his arrival he removed it from his coat pocket and hid it beneath the bed.
“Ready to shy at any fellow that gives me guff,” growled Mickey.
For a week Mickey kept the brick. But the second week he drew it from under the bed and carried it down to the lake and flung it into the blue waves. He had learned that he didn’t need the brick.
Everybody he met had given him smiles instead of frowns, friendly־^ greetings instead of “guff”. Mickey drowned the brick because he had no further us of it. With it he drowned his pessimism, for he had no further use for that. While the brick was making its swift descent to its grave in the mud of the lake bed. Mickey turned back to MOOSEHEART a sunny faced optimist. A sunny faced optimist he has remained.
The Children’s Bureau of the Department of Agriculture has given out with wisdom and authority this advice as to “What Growing Children Need.”
“The Child Welfare Committee con-
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