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Physical Culture and School Children

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 24, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 40.

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Physical Culture and School Children

Are parents generally neglectful of the physical welfare of their children? I believe that, in too equipment. But childhood is also a time for building a physical foundation for the great life struggle. Every child
That education which places large emphasis on mental food, with little regard for physical food, is responsible for the fairly educated nervous wrecks who spend most of their time in sanitarium.
That education which places large emphasis on mental food, with little regard for physical food, is responsible for the fairly educated nervous wrecks who spend most of their time in sanitarium.
STUFFINESS AND STUPOR AIR AND ALERTNESS
STUFFINESS AND STUPOR AIR AND ALERTNESS
Which will develop into the best men and women? It is not customary to cage children, but it amounts to the same thing when children are huddled together in crowded tenements with no place to play but the fire escapes, or are sent to crowded schools without adequate playgrounds.
Which will develop into the best men and women? It is not customary to cage children, but it amounts to the same thing when children are huddled together in crowded tenements with no place to play but the fire escapes, or are sent to crowded schools without adequate playgrounds.