Mental Significance of Adolescence by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 3, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 49.

Mental Significance of Adolescence.

By Editor

The following is characteristic instruction of what may be found in all of Dr. Mary Wood-Allen's articles to begin in the SIGNS the first of the year:—

The child who has heretofore been amiable and docile perhaps now begins to manifest perversity and wilfulness. . . . The girl is peevish and petulant; the boy unamiable or even impudent. . . . Many mothers suffer greatly with the feeling that everything is going wrong.

What to do in such cases is told by this experienced woman. Now, as never, you can not afford to let your subscription to the SIGNS lapse.