[Child welfare pamphlets and leaflets]
Published: 1896
Language: eng
Number of pages: 136
Subjects: Child welfare
Notes: Pamphlets and leaflets collected by and mainly written by J.J. Kelso.
Table of contents: title: [Pamphlets] Caring for a baby : some advice to those who adopt an infant; title: Punishing children; title: Children's shelter : rules adopted in 1892 when the first shelter in Canada was established; title: Childhood : work for wayward boys; title: Adenoids; title: The adopted son; title: Have you a home for me?; title: Stop all charity and there would soon be no paupers in the city; title: The teaching of kindness; title: Problems of poor relief; title: Feeble-minded and defective; title: Remember the Children's Aid Society in your will; title: Social service : help erring children : an address delivered before the Canadian Club of Vancouver, on February 18th, 1909 [by J.J. Kelso]; title: Saving the waste material : an economy that should appeal to business men; title: The illegitimate child; title: The economy of prevention; title: Story of a troublesome boy who proves himself a hero; title: Revival of the curfew law; title: Are you a member of the Children's Aid Society?; title: Child performers : an evil that is rapidly growing in connection with five-cent theatres; title: Play grounds and the play spirit; title: Small newsboys : street life bad for boys; title: Child saving in Ontario; title: How the Children's Aid Society helps unfortunate children; title: Report of the Committee on mothers' allowances; title: The education of the average child; title: Real homes for children; title: The police as social and moral reformers; title: Poorhouses and "charity"; title: An appeal for the homeless baby; title: Playgrounds : a great civic need that must be met; title: Saving the children to good citizenship : the work of the Children's Aid Society; title: An editor's opinion [from Peterboro' examiner 17 Oct 1913]; title: [Single leaves] Protection of children; title: To a foster child; title: Pilfering habits easily acquired; title: Parents held responsible : must attend to health of children and prevent delinquency; title: Interfering with wards; title: Helps to purity of life; title: Homes wanted; title: Homes wanted for little boys and girls; title: For social workers; title: School attendance (1912); title: School attendance (1898); title: Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 261 : An act respecting the sale of tobacco to minors; title: Education in kindness; title: Wanted : a mother; title: Write friendly letters; title: Help the Children's Aid Society to help the children; title: Greater activity needed; title: From farm to battlefield; title: Repentance and forgiveness; title: Childhood's charms; title: Advice worth following; title: Crowding children together : danger of moral contagion unless there is proper supervision; title: No household training; title: Help the children : dealing with truants; title: Too young for work; title: Encourage children in kindness; title: Conservation of childhood; title: Here is evidence of what Children's Aid Societies are accomplishing; title: An important Dominion law (section 3 of Youthful Offenders Act); title: Aphorisms in charity; title: Fatherless families; title: Character-building; title: How a reformatory was freed on parole; title: Bringing up children; title: The secret of happiness : adopt a child; title: "The least of these"; title: Support the Children's Aid Society : five reasons why you should; title: Conservation of children; title: Charity organization; title: An encouraging letter; title: "Don't you want to adopt me? I'm one year old to-day"; title: A union of forces : child-welfare organizations should work in harmony to promote efficiency; title: Children in orphanages; title: To suppress youthful delinquency; title: Children out at night; title: Some items are included only in the Reserve copy: The probation and big brother ystem in Canada; title: A personal letter to my friends and co-workers in the Children's Aid Movement; title: Crime and its suppression; title: Be slow to condemn; title: The adopted son; title: Moving picture theatres : where harm is done; title: Utility of curfew; title: The children's shelter : an outline of the work it is intended to accomplish; title: The children's court : an outline of the work it is intended to accomplish; title: Juvenile offenders; title: A plea for neglected children; title: Our future citizens : a talk about the Children's Aid Society; title: Adopting a baby : some good advice given by an experienced writer and observer