The Student’s Own Magazine. May 1907. New Series

As considerable difficulty is felt in tracing the names of subscribers in the office they are requested to quote in all their communications their Register Number which they will find before the address slip on the wrapper but not the Post Office Register number printed on the wrapper and on the top of the title page of the. [...] It was called Manners and customs of the ancient Egyptians." "In the centre of the carpet is the figure of a boy in white with a goose above the hieroglyphic of "a child" upon the green ground. [...] We read about the agitation in the political atmosphere of the country we hear of the stir of feeling caused by patriotism we listen to eloquent orators on social questions the education of our women the abolition of caste and early marriage and other sweeping reforms but do we hear of any lecture or speech dwelling on the suject of 'the children in our homes"? [...] The chidren should specially be made to realise this but at the same time they should be made to feel the beauty and strength of their parent's love the all enfoling care and protection of the parental home and the sacredness of holy family ties and affections. [...] May is one of the most lovely months of the year for the foliage is green and fresh the spring flowers are carpeting the earth while the birds fill the air with their joyful voices as they realise that "the winter is over and gone." We are almost tempted to wander into a botanical dissertation so vivily do we see before us the flowers of May.