PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 5

PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

Some little time ago he drew a parent's attention to the fact that his daughter, who was attending his school, suffered from adenoids. Her spaech, breathing, and hearing were affected, and generally she was in an anaemic condition. A very simple and inexpensive ooeration would probably have cured her, but the parent apparently preferred to wait until the free medical inspection and treatjment of school children was an accomplished reality. At any rate he had so far done nothing—absolutely nothing—to have his girl treated.