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The Social Emergency

Chapter X

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For Girls

Chamberlain, A.F. The Child; A Study in the Evolution of Man. Ed. 2. London, 1911.

Cleaves, M.A. Education in Sexual Hygiene for Young Working Women. Charities and the Commons, vol. 15, pp. 721-24, Feb. 24, 1906.

Dudley, Gertrude, and Kellor, F.A. Athletic Games in the Education of Women. New York, 1909.

Gesell, A.L. Normal Child and Principles of Education. Boston, 1912.

Goldmark, J.C. Fatigue and Efficiency. New York, 1912.

Gordon, H.L. Modern Mother. New York, 1909.

Hall, W.S. The Doctor's Daughter; A Story for Girls. Chicago, 1913.

—— Life Problems; A Story for Girls. Chicago, 1913.

Johnson, G.E. Education by Plays and Games. Boston, 1907.

Lowry, E.B. Herself; Talks with Women concerning themselves. Chicago, 1911.

—— False Modesty. Chicago, 1912.

—— Confidences; Talks with a Young Girl concerning herself. Chicago, 1910.

Mosher, E.M. Health and Happiness. New York, 1912.

Oppenheim, Nathan. Care of the Child in Health.

—— Development of the Child. New York, 1908.

Partridge, G.E. Genetic Philosophy of Education. New York, 1912.

Plain Talks with Girls about their Health and Physical Development. Salem, 1912. Oregon State Board of Health. Circular no. 4.

Puffer, J.A. The Boy and his Gang. Boston, 1912.

Saleeby, C.W. Woman and Womanhood. New York, 1911.

Smith, N.M. Three Gifts of Life. New York, 1913.

Sperry, L.B. Confidential Talks with Young Women. Chicago, n.d.

Tyler, J.M. Growth and Education. Boston, 1905.

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