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Title: The school physiology journal
Year: 1898 (1890s)
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Subjects: Physiology Hygiene Temperance Physiology Hygiene Temperance
Publisher: Boston : Mary H. Hunt
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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enty of fresh air in her room. Do you want to know how Mrs. Hiltonsplan succeeded? She had Jessies picturetaken that summer, and here it is. Dont youthink she looks like a pretty healthy little girl ? Here was luck indeed. Just as she had gath-ered her treasures into her arms, along cameDan Evans with both hands in his pockets. When he saw Marion he gave a low whistleof surprise. She had his cherries. Dan was only a rough boy but he neverthought of taking his property away from alittle girl, neither did he want to lose thosecherries. He flung himself down on the grassto think the matter over. Marion drew back a little. She was afraidof boys and Dan looked tumbled and dirty.Perhaps he would take her cherries if he got achance. But Dan never moved. Marion ate oneor two, then she began to feel a little selfish. If you were a nice, clean boy, she saidafter awhile, Id give you some cherries. Dan grinned till he showed all his teeth. Am I dirty? he said. Wait a minutethen, and Ill clean up.
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She was afraid of boys. Need of Cleanliness. One of the cardinal virtues to be instilledinto the minds of children is that of cleanliness.Every primary teacher knows the difficulties inthe way of securing clean hands and faces, andhas much practical experience before attainingthis end with every pupil. Teach the childrenthe moral as well as the physical value of clean-liness until they too realize its desirability andlend their hearty co-operation. Tact must beused in introducing the subject and some littlestory will often be found the happiest medium,especially if illustrated by drawings or otherpictures. How Dan Got His Cherries. Baby Marion had found a prize. She trudged-out to the old cherry tree one morning hopingto find some of the ripe fruit low enough forher to reach and there on the ground was anewspaper nearly full of bright red cherries. He scrubbed his face and hands vigorouslyin the little brook near by, then presented him-self again to the little maid. Will I do now? he

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