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Excerpt from School and Industrial Hygiene
Again: the food and sleep of the child are mainly beyond the control of public schools. They are not wholly so, however; and it is a teacher's duty to discourage working in improper hours. Still more imperatively is it his duty to regulate the child's needs in school-time, to see if he is faint from want of food. To encourage and teach good habits, and to give opportunity for bodily exercise.
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