Garland Globe | 1906-06-09 | Page 10 | City-Bred Children

City-Bred Children. A London scientist says that Itfo In a metropolis makes young children shnrp but not clever; that It often destroys de-stroys their chance of over being clover, for It hastens tho development or tho brain unnaturally; It makes them superficial, nlort, but not observant; ob-servant; oxcltnblo, but without ono spark or enthusiasm; thoy aro apt to grow blaso, flcklo, discontented; they sco more things than tho country-bred child, but not such Interesting things; nnd thoy do not properly sco anything, ror they hnvo neither tho tlmo nor capacity ca-pacity to get at tho root or nil tho bo-wlldcrlng bo-wlldcrlng objects thnt crowd themselves them-selves Into their llttlo lives.