Adventure Magazine, December 10, 1924 — page 216: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

If your children are to be happy men and women — They must learn emotional control. This knowledge is more important than anything else the child learns, —says Joseph Jastrow,* the famous psychologist, author, and former president of The American Psycho- logical Association. Too little atten- tion has been paid in the past to educating the nervous system of children, and this is the cause of much of the unhappiness in grown men. and women. Now child educa- tion is centering on the subject of behavior in connection with nerves; and all parents who have their children’s interest at heart should read Dr. Jastrow’s valuable articles on the problems of nerves and naughtiness; the upbringing of sen- sitive and difficult children; the cause, significance and remedies for nervous tricks, obstinacy, diffidence, irritability, temper, etc. You will find these articles in THE DESIGNER 15cacopy. At all news-stands *TOSEPH JASTROW, who is writing for The Designer now, is the author of many important books on psychology: “Fact and Fable in Psychology,” “The Subconscious,” “The Qualities of Men,” “Character and Temperament,” “The Psychology of Conviction.” COMmicloo C©