The Furnished Room Problem in Philadelphia
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They have been sitting in the auditorium all the evening, listening to all forms of indecency and suggestion. They are usually the children of poor parents who use this means of increasing the family income. They are the children of the "rooming- houses. " School principals complain of backward children who do stunts at these shows. Mr. Kin- cade, of the Society for Prevention, of Cruelty to Children, has numerous records on hand, showing where this organization had to step in and rescue childr...en from the cruelties of parents who compelled their little ones to do these stunts on amateur nights. Perhaps you may be a little skeptical as to the in- decent character of many of these shows. You may even be a trifle annoyed by this suggestion of "lurk- ing danger, " and may question the writer's standard of "decency, " and think it prudish or hyper-critical. You don't go to such shows. Your pleasant sur- roundings seem quite as pleasant as ever, you are sure people are just as moral. Is it not "poison, " or a danger to the adolescent mind when half -naked women make suggestive gestures, in the glare of the footlights, directly in the face of the boy?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have been sitting in the auditorium all the evening, listening to all forms of indecency and suggestion. They are usually the children of poor parents who use this means of increasing the family income. They are the children of the "rooming- houses. " School principals complain of backward children who do stunts at these shows. Mr. Kin- cade, of the Society for Prevention, of Cruelty to Children, has numerous records on hand, showing where this organization had to step in and rescue childr...en from the cruelties of parents who compelled their little ones to do these stunts on amateur nights. Perhaps you may be a little skeptical as to the in- decent character of many of these shows. You may even be a trifle annoyed by this suggestion of "lurk- ing danger, " and may question the writer's standard of "decency, " and think it prudish or hyper-critical. You don't go to such shows. Your pleasant sur- roundings seem quite as pleasant as ever, you are sure people are just as moral. Is it not "poison, " or a danger to the adolescent mind when half -naked women make suggestive gestures, in the glare of the footlights, directly in the face of the boy?
What to read after The Furnished Room Problem in Philadelphia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Kline Fretz to read onlineMoreLess
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