Speech Making
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The subject "The Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis" is opti- mistic in spirit, for it answers the hope created by men's fears. Calamity-howHng is not without its function. It sometimes frightens men into feverish action ; occasionally it stirs them to serious thought ; but it is incomplete in itself. Its vision is imperfect. It sees only the present, or a future as dark and threatening. To it there is no sun behind the cloud ; no calm after the storm. It looks at the race problem in the South... and sees no solution, hence, it declares that there is none. It looks at the statistics collected to show the growth of insanity, and thinks the human race is doomed to become demented. It even doubts its own sanity. It haunts the museums of crime opened daily to the public by the newspapers, and be- lieves that every man has his price, every woman her weakness; that all that is best in life is decaying; that immorality, sensuality, and lust are fast becoming the rule in human conduct. A subject that cannot be treated with a spirit of true optimism should be avoid- ed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject "The Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis" is opti- mistic in spirit, for it answers the hope created by men's fears. Calamity-howHng is not without its function. It sometimes frightens men into feverish action ; occasionally it stirs them to serious thought ; but it is incomplete in itself. Its vision is imperfect. It sees only the present, or a future as dark and threatening. To it there is no sun behind the cloud ; no calm after the storm. It looks at the race problem in the South... and sees no solution, hence, it declares that there is none. It looks at the statistics collected to show the growth of insanity, and thinks the human race is doomed to become demented. It even doubts its own sanity. It haunts the museums of crime opened daily to the public by the newspapers, and be- lieves that every man has his price, every woman her weakness; that all that is best in life is decaying; that immorality, sensuality, and lust are fast becoming the rule in human conduct. A subject that cannot be treated with a spirit of true optimism should be avoid- ed.
What to read after Speech Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Dennis Teall Hollister to read onlineMoreLess
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