Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 57

for her;  Dirt, parasitic bugs, and the dangerously unsanitary conditions are
the matters of event of every-day. Any service so quickly opens the
heart to the good influences as that that it comes in times deeper
need and helplessness, to conduct the heart through human tenderness
to the Source of every goodness and love. Whole families have been
won to Christ through the services of a Christian nanny.

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"Children before! The face pee people, condemned to the sick to that the tenement
life is heir, it has to have sure food;  an unattainable luxury or it
both if the House didn't have a pharmacy from that on a
thousand bottles of milk, changed by the prescription of the doctor for
every individual case, is given out every month.

"It is worth whether to visit the Medical Mission to 36 Peel Road,
Boston. There a clinic of the teeth will be found, it opened in spring of
1912, and the school nurses sends his/her children to be informed there
with the pleasures of the chair of the teeth, and, more main point of everybody,
to learn as it would appreciate their teeth. There are then the orthopedic ones,
and the regular surgical and medical clinics.

"Soon after I have lunch that I have gone with a nanny to make call it is on some of the
out-patient. We read of dark stairways, but I didn't have conception of
so dark and crooked ways. Because his/her children have not broken
edges the whole duration I cannot imagine.

"Us digitammo three places--I imagine the people that live in them
call them houses;  each has two or three rooms, with one or more
read in every room, also the kitchen. If there were three rooms,
one was window-less. A mother, with a the old child of three weeks was
washing rubbing the footsteps of stone. His/her children were tied up on as papooses,
and the nanny had to develop the small living mummies to take care of for
them.

"Later, returning to the Mission, we frequented the 'Italian
Mothers' Baton.' As they luxuriates in their weekly party! Them
songs, sew on garments that are theirs when it completed, listening to