TEACHING TRUTH SERIES

All these books have been written with the utmost care and thought by such widely known and trusted authorities as Dr. Mary Wood-Allen, Della Thompson Lutes, Dr. Emma F. A. Drake, and Emma Virginia Fish. Prices are for books sent postpaid.

Almost a Woman	$0.50
Teaching Truth	.50
Child Confidence Rewarded	.25
Caring for the Baby	.50
Preparation for Parenthood	.65
The Boy and Girl—Adolescence	1.00
Child, Home and School	1.25
Parents’ Problems	1.10
Ideal Married Life	1.15

OTHER WORKS

Bible Stories for Children	$1.20
Animal Stories for Children	1.15
Four Little Fosters	1.15
Mothers’ Manual	.90
Husband and Wife	.90
Baby’s Record	.55
Just Away	.60
Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club Booklet	.25

The Just Away book is for mothers who have just lost a child—for such it is the most beautiful and helpful thing in the English language.

See elsewhere our list of 44 valuable leaflets. Address all orders to

AMERICAN MOTHERHOOD,
188 Main Street
Cooperstown, N. Y.

IDEAL MARRIED LIFE

For one dollar and fifteen cents

This book is one of the most valuable written by Dr. Mary Wood-Allen, and consists of 438 closely printed pages.

Price $1.15 postpaid.

A BABY’S DIARY

Would make very interesting reading were he able to keep one.

By using our beautiful Baby Record any mother will find it easy and pleasant to record the development, cute sayings and doings, and important events in the little one’s life.

ALL THE IMPORTANT EVENTS

In the baby’s life are arranged for in the book and are illustrated by appropriate poems and half-tone pictures. The book is five and one-half inches wide by eight inches long, is bound in stiff leatherette, either a beautiful white or a delicate blue, with title in gold. In addition to many pages of pictures and verses the book provides blank pages with printed headings for the following: Baby’s name, father’s name, mother’s name, place of birth, date of first photograph, ornamental frame inside first cover to hold photograph, description of day on which baby was born, weight at different ages, gifts and names of givers, first smile, first tooth, first outing, baptism certificate, first Christmas, first birthday, change to short clothes, date of creeping, date of walking, first words, first day at school, wise sayings and doings, with six full blank pages in which to enter them. Out of the thousands of orders we have had for this book we have not had one dissatisfied customer.

Price 55 cents Postpaid

American Motherhood, 188 Main St., Cooperstown, N. Y.

Valuable and Inspiring Reading for

MOTHER FATHER DAUGHTER SON

TEACHER—Your Boys and Girls Need This Information.

All the LEAFLETS have been revised and greatly improved. The new leaflets are handsome in appearance, printed on better and heavier paper, uniform in size—3¼ × 5¾ in.—and are especially adapted to go in an ordinary business envelope. Best of all the prices are lower than ever, and include postage to home or foreign countries.

HOW TO ORDER

Please order by number. The 100 price is never given on less than 100 of one kind. Special prices quoted on quantities from 20 to 75 of one kind. 50 leaflets assorted as you choose for $1.00 postpaid or 100 for $1.50.

20 leaflets will be given as a reward for securing one more yearly subscription to American Motherhood outside of your own home.

JUST AWAY

A Story of Hope

By Della Thompson Lutes

This book is the story of a young woman and wife who suffered and lost. From that time it portrays how she fought a noble fight and climbed to wonderful heights of happiness and helpfulness. Every mother who has lost a child will find in this book the greatest comfort to be had in printed language in the judgment of all who have read the book. It is really and genuinely one of the finest books extant.

Price 60c Postpaid.

LEAFLETS

No.		Price
	Title of Leaflet	each	100
1	Sacredness & Respon. of Motherhood	2c	$.40
2	Teaching Obedience	2c	.40
3	Proper Diet Children Under 5 years	2c	.40
4	Purification of Desire	2c	.40
5	Pure Life for Two	2c	.40
6	Helps for Mothers of Boys	3c	.60
7	A Preventable Disease	3c	.80
8	The Chamber of Peace	3c	.60
9	Moral Education Through Work	3c	.80
10	A Noble Father	2c	.40
11	Parenthood and Purity	3c	.60
12	The Bird with a Broken Pinion	3c	.60
13	The Angel’s Gift	2c	.40
14	The Cigarette and Youth	4c	1.00
15	Truth for Lads	4c	1.00
16	The Ideal Mother	2c	.40
17	Impurity in schools; how deal with it	2c	.40
18	What shall be taught & who teach it	3c	.80
19	Training the Appetite	3c	.60
20	Work as an element in char’ter bld’g	3c	.60
21	The father as his son’s counselor	2c	.40
22	Confi’l r’lat’ns tw’n mother & dau’ter	2c	.40
23	Influ’ce of man’l train’g on character	2c	.40
24	When does Bodily Education Begin?	2c	.40
25	Johnnie and the Microbes	2c	.40
26	Purity in the Home	3c	.60
27	The Integrity of the Sex Nature	3c	.60
28	The Overthrow of Coercion	2c	.40
29	A Friendly Letter to Boys	2c	.40
30	Conscientious Compromises	2c	.40
31	Keep Mother and Me Intimate	2c	.40
32	Adolescence	3c	.60
33	To Expectant Fathers	3c	.60
34	Preparation for Parenthood	5c	1.30
35	Manual Training in Element. Schools	4c	1.00
36	The Confessions of a Mother	2c	.40
37	The Arm Around the Boy	3c	.60
38	The Punishment that Educates	4c	1.00
39	The Child of the Poor	3c	.60
40	Sitting at Childhood’s Feet to Learn	3c	.60
41	The Fussy Mother	3c	.60
42	To Fathers of Sons	3c	.60
43	The Girl & Her Relations With Men	3c	.60
44	Truth for Girls	4c	1.00

50 Assorted for $1.00
100 Assorted for 1.50

BOOKLETS.

300	The Cause of the Child	8c	each
301	Opening Flower of Manhood	7c	"
302	How to Conduct Mothers’ Clubs	8c	"
303	Sex Problems for Young Men	7c	"
304	Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club Booklet	25c

Address AMERICAN MOTHERHOOD — Cooperstown, New York.

AMERICAN MOTHERHOOD

is a magazine for mothers, edited by mothers. It is a magazine with a purpose and that is to give mothers practical help in the solution of the problems they meet each day. Nor is the magazine lacking in interest to others besides mothers. Fathers find it worthy of their attention; teachers find it full of helpful suggestions; workers in Mothers’ Clubs and similar organizations could hardly get along without it; even the children look for it eagerly because of the things that can be read aloud to them.

Young mothers with babies in their arms are not the only ones who need help and advice; older mothers whose children are in the kindergarten, the grade school or the high school, feel their responsibility weighing on them with even greater force.

SPECIAL FEATURES

The problem of the boy is one of the greatest parents and teachers have to deal with, therefore it receives especial attention in American Motherhood. It is surprising to learn how many fathers read this publication closely. The adolescent period is to many the most trying and puzzling period in their children’s lives. In this magazine they find that which enables than to understand the boys and girls who are passing through this time of storm and stress; so they are enabled to deal wisely with them, guiding than safely into a strong, noble maturity. The heart of the magazine is the Parents’ Problems department. Here is answered by the editor, and by a woman physician of splendid training and long experience, the questions submitted by the readers.

How to wean the baby; what kind of clothes to dress him in; what food the prospective mother should eat; how to teach children to be truthful; how to break a child of whining; how to keep the active boy from wrong-doing; how to overcome timidity; how to secure obedience; what to do with the boy who wants to smoke; these and hundreds of other questions are answered with great care and thought. Some of the best known educators of the day are contributors to the magazine. The articles are simple, practical and to the point, while the great aim of the magazine is to be helpful.

Trial Subscriptions for new ones only:

15 Months for $1.00, 4 Months for 25c.

JUST AWAY

A Story of Hope

By Della Thompson Lutes

It is really and genuinely one of the finest books extant.

Price, 60c postpaid.

Transcriber Notes

Punctuation problems have been resolved. Other typographical issues have been changed and are listed below.

Author’s archaic spelling and punctuation styles preserved.

Table of Contents added.

Transcriber Changes

The following changes were made to the original text:

[Page 21]: Was jeaousy (no jealousy, no Levite pride)

[Page 47]: Was fearfearfully (for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.)

[Page 62]: Was 1-500 (They are about ¹⁄₅₀₀ of an inch long)