Position at Table by MRS. D. A. FITCH

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 22, 1915

Position at Table

By MRS. D. A. FITCH

MRS. D. A. FITCH

When we see a boy or a girl sitting with forearms glued, as it were, to the table, carrying the head to the hand for each mouthful of food, instead of the hand to the mouth, with the body in a somewhat erect position, we overlook the matter because it is done by a child. But when we see the same attitude taken by an adult, the conclusion must be that he is either sick, tired, or lazy. It may be neither of the three, but the appearances are in no wise in the individual's favor.

Glendale, Cal.