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li Thousands of children and parents wan lshed this question after the examinations at Ihe end of the recent school term. In many tales the parents, teachers, and even the chil- :Uren theptselves, agreed that it was because of,

'seeming stupidity.

‘There are at least forty reasons why some

'children appear dull, but, according to those

who should know, stupidity is not included.

Only in the eases of children who _are ab-

WIUW? idiotic, they say, is the trouble irre~ he ls, and oven then the surgeon's knife.

may s available.

mipd of the reasons given for bad

Ihodqg on the part of pugils is poor eyesight

sllsltsdical inspector in t e public schools of as go city says it accounts for 75 per cent. of “bochoAafdness." The sug estion has been made that 6 benefaction whiclfkvould furnish- ' es e lasses to poorschool children would

great? gnprooe the mentality a the nation

Malnulition, adenoids, ctfgarettes, _lacl

of play and in/lexibility of promotion schema Ire nansedas other important reasons. With

‘the mer understanding of the backward £4) , t schoolroo1n'"duncJ'. is fast passing

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nasal passage. largely unfit the child for study-and declare that every operation was successful and in every instance the child has advanced much more rapidly In its studies.

Ot the 157,800 children examined ln Manhattan, and

8500 examined ln Brooklyn. two-thirds were found to require medical or surgical treatment or hotter nourish- mont. This, ln the opinion of the Board of Health, explains why so many children seem to bs backward- ths lessons would not tax them lf they were in normal healthy condition,

Results of examinations made recently in Philadel-

phia schools show in a still more concise manner how thi physical abnormality of children affects their studios.

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WO!! IGI. They think life is not Illlth Ildnf booAll.& their stsdiss seem beyond them. ln hcl. It U bscsuss thsysrsnotaoeommodstsdtathstfgpndiq, Xb” shllsl- operations. sttonuon to nutrition. would ssvs thus little llvss for the lovsrnmsat thst nssds them.

Dr. Wsssols took ooosslon U totlow up the sohool

rsoords ot children hs had sxsmiasd sad trusted to determine wnothsr his theory was correct. Hors ans two Actual instances which hs hss supplied: __

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_'"1 have many similar ossss ta my -notebook," said

_'nrt wssssls -'nssults would bs betty it the mom-

mendstioa for glasses could in All oasis he oA\-rlsd out. lhny parents are too poor .to buy gls-ss¢s._ This would has got l opportunity lor some cbsrttsbis organisation or Individual phllanthmpist.

“For A sum no lsroor than our millionaires often

donate to A religious or oducmtlonal purposs, A fund could be endowed to procure glasses for poor children. Not only would this Aid tens of thousands of chil- dron to get sducatloas-it would Aid them All their lives. would malta them healthy And brllllsut sltissns. There is no _shanty I can think of which could do so muclfgood for such s moderate expenditure.

“In many instances the small cost of A pair cf glsssos

would be s lifelong bcnsnt to soms little struggling pupil withjsn uadsssrved rsputsttoa for stupidity and mental deficiency. And this opinion is the result ot examining' 10,000 children during tiftssu years' expsrlmoe. v

"In some iilsfances the tsochon have' pAid tor glasses

out of their own meager purses, so pathetic has been tho need for it under their syos."

Progressive Glasgow. Bcotland, hAs lstsly devoted

muah attention to syeolght of children, and out d 52,403 examined. 18,665 were below the stsndsrd for vi- sion. ‘

` Children feel keenly the stigma of being callsd "stu-

pid" lnrcauso they have failed to pass an examination.

liow kseniy they feel it is evidenced by A single incl-

dent, told by a vgoman principal of s Philadelphia pubilo school. A boy de 18. destined to spend snotbsr year in

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H is dull st school?

~ It ls not tnle. except in an` artificial sense.

Your child may not bo xsltina slang in

slhrol no fast As some others. but it may not bo be- in-sss of dull-less.

Fsw children are dull, except those born with Abso-

\\‘to mental detlolsncies, or srquirlrlg them through in- lrrv.

ln the llttls red schoolhouse dsys It was oustomsry

N na A "duncs's esp" sad A "o\|Iw°'U ohoir." sod on 'Hs ohulr was placed ths child who lsll behind its studies. '

One such experience would asm our A child A NW'

tation for stupidity which. psrhalll. |10 Y°\|-W "W" 5° Alle to outlive-at least, not for Yes-fl.

into the more up-to-dats schools of tho aewsr coun-

try, snd tha towns snd citiit the "dunes" idssl hos been grafted in modified or Vllild l’\l|l°l- - _

AM yor tnsrs ls no such thins- |11 "I wmmoo seven-

htien, ss A stupid or backward child. `

This is no more opinion. It hu been i‘u|i.\' demon-

gqlatsd la dug which hsvs rscsntly sculht out tho ilswons why roms pupils do not get sions so well st Dflool As others.

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gg hu pgs pond past peswdvslton that in almost

W," mann. nl." |, .omg phygtasl, scciologlcsi or psyohlssl reason whim msy readily hs remedied by ia- \l|l|l'°ttt llsthodl. .

Haas q Usmghas promise this holds forth In edw-

sstlaf tg. youd; os the _fs-toni it means that when ygmlmgg 4,1 'song' out the reason for "bncltwsrdnsss sae unsung lt shsu have been saoptsa srnmlls- 'hm wm 5. |n 9" schools' none but bright pupils; that ws silsll hsocms s hstion of /tlllf\|Y '0¢\1°l¢°4 P°°9|°~

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ii not quite, ss susosstlsts to instruction as snothsr. and thstitosssnssrstasesstssbriglltsssnothsc- pmvlass ttlsrs be so msotsl 6°fl"l°'“°'\\'-it il 5" ss-are the "backward" ohll-I nssds ll>°°ill Dlflllll li' Holton.

only a raw yssrs sgo, when s child pnssotsd itself A public school. no ilusslions won slltsl. MM.

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Thousands upon thlliusanlia of children allprnr dull, 0/‘éé/4 C;

stupid, simply on account o! lllnlr apincs.

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A little muniplxlrltion. Perllaps it will rnquirl- lunlrur :l':m|I:;e|r‘::(: mianztx |xm‘pCOm" mn treatment. At any rate, thc treatment is order:-ll, unll DL Jah" J* Cmn|"_ "NM mmm-| h ¢e,.¢m» 0| th, if tha mrents bo too poor to pay for ll. lt ls duno ui the New York _,,_h0n|§` 'F 0' ml, “plum” nm! fum, 95 W.,- vroenw °f the <'-iw. ¢r..l_ or S pool »mlll.~~~\ fall to nnoflllotsly prom ny

And °“”° "‘°'° “°"""‘ Wl‘|°h f°"°" UV* “°"T"P °f lhc prnaonl rrhool _-.yall-nl nn account nf_ physical trou-

the spina have -become adjusted so that ihry work as mp, w|,|¢), ,,,,,|,1 he r,,,,~,,l,;i,.,| nottlrs intandsd them tn. tllc mind nf ills pupil lmoulnrs up and M, m,,,|sum|,, lmw, Dm-gnrmvd qv" 10300 brishtorz ho no longer mils ni examinations. no ma-_s opt-milons :nf sal-uoill gm\»lnr~wnl¢l\. irrmmng me

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For instance, ln a public school in a (ood neigh-

borhood. out of 800 cllilllrcn examined, 444, or more than 55 per cent., had errors ill refraction. ln the Olllnlon of Dr. L. C. Wessols, an eye, car, nosn and throat specialist, who gathered statistics for this artlclc, dc- fnctive eyesight was the prime reason for apparent hackwsrdnesa in those llc-hools_

llc was not ronit-nt to secure figures on errors in re-

fraction. Ile showod by comparison how the percentage of children hnvinx poor vyeslgllt grew less as the high- er grudns wore reached, indicating that on account of

filler. 'lc Lorne wtaolln l.u°l:S°l°

getic Eliznbetli. N. J., ol' breezy Denver, ol. .say swoop :lsidc the pnpcr portierc

of her dressing room, attire llcrsoli in llcr paper ekirt and invisible papcr shirtwnist, don hir paper

hat and. tnkinimalong all lilo paper u1onoy`sllc hap- pcns tg havef andy, go rl:>\vntownkancltl;1u{ a few more ozen o e new pn el- nap las a go so

_wclligrlth ,the new paper tllbrecliotlls. b ' or t o age is st last res y to ecome sn age

oi psporiwall till: way' from the plaper stlgng that ties up t pac ll c paper nap ins tot e nlcr

sheets lxtweeiil whqéh iugusta, Mains; gdalallilide, out ,il ustrs's‘ as iagton ncon or ran in, slmost snywh¢re’ln the United States. can sleep for the paper-covered futllrc.

‘HE time is here when liilznificfl Augusta. ~ Heine, or grnceflll \Ricllmmld. Va., nr cn-

AICIYUL FRANK BTOCKTON. A gsnerstfan Ago, made his escape from the famous lady and the tiger-the succsss which rsndsrod it nssrly jm- ‘Dosslhls for him lo ull what he wrote immo-

diately afterward-hy telling the story nf the psllurlous plnm-lksr who slept-undsr s hisnkst ot nswsnlpsrs- not llscsuss the newspapers of the dsy DU! ¥°u to s*»»,».» but hscsuss newspapers st nlsht were wsrl-ner tum woalsrl bisnltsts. _

it wus A story that wan sil ths more smusinl fal-

sslng so trus; And not the lssst truthful of its fss. turss wss tits declaration that s nswlvlvsr is one uf ills warmest things--quits sport from ths big typo and solo sd scsrs and or todsr-that humanity can put itsslfcsxt to.

ltrss osr conductors on cold and siushr llsys.

HAI r r A sus s sie

was so!s=igm7:i|t.;7f‘i:1i:; =.tglo`ill\sss sfvnzws?

paper on lhc rear platform.

AIR' ml_llbcl~ of vlurkurs oxposrd to lung hours of

cold nd ll newspaper between coat and vnst a better prctccilon lllfln a Chamois or woolen chest protector- tls warm, in incl, as a rubber coat, without inducing the wsako, ...g perspiration ni' f:noutchollc_

Perhaps hl0ckton's story Inspired the sver-lnvsn-

live tlcrlllnnn to try thnlr hands nl obtaining practical results; pl-rhaps it rli|ln’t. nut the results are here. anyway.

Proc-oss after process. patcnt nfter Patent, have

oonsrlrcd to make apor-common, ord nary papor- avsl Able for yarn. line strange thing about the out- come of twenty years nf experiment is that the ms-

tsrlal made of paper loses all its heating properties, And, in the last analysis, sdspts ltsell but o articles of Apparel in which warmth is not to he desired.

‘ SPUN FROM PAPER BANDS

The man sciure is not very intrlcsts. Rags, wood

--Almodst sl‘ :ning tlhst Tvgill mah; ‘good Jsper-‘sro l'\‘°\ln up on ll. cpu. no onwro~ clcth drums, form? ngrrow bang; oi' pspsr which Ars partly dried and then spun into ysrn. The yarn cAn lr beautifully dyed, and trsstmsnt with ohsmlosls gives li strength, sisstlrlty and s glistsning smooth- ness,

Ons variety of the sper yarn s being ussd for the

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making of girdlss, suspsnders nts and simllsr mA- tsrisls. Anothsr mslres tsbisclo hs, towsas, bueltrsm. linings, snrking. hsngings upholstsry s and sl-sn

rugs. lt comes into sorvlcs ss sn Ally et ltr prsdss~ tintd ¢nern,\'-<:otton--for it is cotton that wil bs most Affected. and most helped. by the nsw srtlcls of coll- msrce.

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ood nip costs only ons- r As muo Al oo On,

And excci mt rugs and partirrss src woven with ths

war; of calm-l nm. th-y \~.-f of the paper ysrfl.

o it ls I krly 1-l cut -lrtwn ills sais of cotton to An

nppreclrhlv spree, niilloulzil the world ls xrowinmblf- ger s-~:»~r my :1ou'ha:l\ plant:-rs use not ' Agn huntin/l ln rl;-o money for s inn! time yst.

Tm 1.--a finally is lhsl they will welcome tha new

more-_lr_ ~. _~\ l. tn :l ls now roncedsd to sol? the sim-.\~ s~ -~~-.-hw-l or f-lv- hsgrlng tor I s in- ursusln; vo-'an crop. it ls lslnply nlrenl onoulh. llld it lasts as inl\_l as into over dares last. _

aol only hss cord msds ot ths ospsr boon llod Qt

l§illl3FC)ltllU[iUl3il

¢or\=l\'¢lv for tying up packages. nut socks mods or woven papbr have hmm found to give good service as mail sacks.

Fish gelatin lmil lent tc tllo fabrics made of paper

a property which rnnstitutcs the final tnst of prac- ilrsl utility-rcaisiullro in moisture. They are W9.” shls. tllllblo. Wusimltif-. llryatlie-perhaps boilsbls And fry-Able, for all anybody knows to the contrary.

Boaked In wats-r lor n day and a night and than

l|\°WHd lo UNH ihfrl' Dr0\'¢! in be as strong ss ever. Ind tho only difference deloctsrl is a sil ht shrinkage. 'There is no doubt that they would stand frequent sg- posure ia rain as we-ll as. and possibly better than, many slrogi: and muslins now in general use st much higher

With the loss of the heat-retaining properties that

characterise the ordinary sheet of paper, the new cloth becomes evsn cooler than cotton for wear As A [Ar- ment, But that is an immensely valuable Asset lor It msliss the stat! ecullsrly suited to All warm oilmsts snd ta the torriil summer season or many so-osllsd tsmxersts zones.

boon thrice blessed it can be to thousands of

summer workers, as wel as idirrs. msn °s wsll as women, .whom it will enable to rcmply with tho ro- pristles and still be as comfnrtsble ss though rho) were discarding hslf the clothing which the :envsu- tinns com sl t om to was .

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Its utilftles cover the needs of humsnit from foot

to hadd. for Already straw hats are more of Apsr more cheaply and more handsomely than the oraflnal straw ssplrsd to. The pApsr "straw" hats-do not fad. And do not wilt. And. the mstsrlsl bsing‘ of An length, miracles ot sll sorts in hat-rushing are awaiting hs daft hands of the designer. The most impression triumph thus fsr schlsved has been the Attainment el quality ia pspsr "straw" which challenges eempsrisqa with t s nsst Pnnslns hats,

Bo the paper sgs has arrived. The German wsy

has taken wenty( years. The Amsrlosn way won't hs ssllshsd If it ta es longer than lwsnty mlnutss.

What with our hurry~up habit of discovering A

forsst And Jamming s pulp mill into its pssostul ln- sldes, the future seems tc hold out the remiss that the modern Adam and Evo will soca be Alas to promo- nads into the drssmy woodland ln the o in and

the third 51-ado, flung his arms About his mothers nest and bogged. "Oh, mother, pray to God that I may bo mode like other boys!" _ » l - -,

Ho was like other boys, only he was not.‘ arstood. Recognizing this as rt case nt retarded anal de-

velopment, the principal of a school for "‘lncorriglhlss"- there arc no inccrrlglhics. hy the way-had him placed in a class of tlfteon backward boys, whore he might do a ycar's work in two years. and not fact that he wi falling behind.

At thc ago of_slx or sevrn ts the time whoa childrm

need special-attention in regard to "bscltwArdnssl."

Frequently at that nge they dsvsiop AAAAI growttl

which malta it vary difficult to study. Al Adult who ands his mental mechanism obstructed I1 A oold ia ihs head for A day or two is qoiok to hArvA.it r_sn1s_disd, but the child is often neglsctsd. ~ t

in the special school, manual training fs ussd lo leach

tha mind through the hand-the very thing that ms'ny A child needs to cure its Apparent stupidity.

Br‘ surgery is sometimes, but Molly, resorted la

In order to cure children of msntsirhots. ln time may become quits common. As ye msdicsl-sctencsr! not fsr enough _Advanced to* locsllls' slls of mo defects in the brain. An Wlrstloa would bs indicated only when there is An external msatfoststlcn of a looslllsd lntemsl lesion.

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Removal tg surgery ol detects which cause rl-dsl

irritability Is Always Advised-such dstscts ss growths in tho snr, ness. or throat. J ` .' Tho dsalbis sohsms of promotions ls considered sy

many exports to bs A grsst Aid to what might bs éallod

drwsmnsss or popup.

s time ago A Chicago woman, Irs. Dsnisi lllunro, llltdd A plsn to provide W iilldsffld lohool chil-

hssakhsts sash morning., "lf A child admit a penny. hs will bs wslccms to sat wMf hs

our restaurant," sxolsimsd Irs. llsnro.

sr places the qusntlty ot ncnrtshmsnt is hold

not so much Account As ths quality.

s ht or codes should bs given sohool o_hlldrss,‘\

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