The Problems of Boyhood a Course in Ethics for Boys of High School Age
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A good antidote for this is to keep the mind free from evil by filling it with Digitized by Google S8 Problems of Boyhood something eke of engrossing interest. Avoid any place, picture, or whatever else gives evil suggestion. Above all, have nothing to do with anyone who suggests sexual excess of any sort. I know a boy who promptly knocked down another who made such a suggestion to him.
Because the impulses and desires of our sexual natures are so strong, constant watch- fulness and restraint a...re necessary. The fight for clean living is a hard one, calling for the best there is in any boy. The penalty for defeat is heavy, but the reward of victory is sure and enduring.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION The high cost of living as a hindrance to marriage.
The relation between the wages of women and prosti- tution.
The causes and results of race suicide.
The conmierdal element of the social evil.
Digitized by Google STUDY.XI ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS AND TOBACCO The census reports for 1910 show that $1,800- 000,000 is annually spent for liquor in the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A good antidote for this is to keep the mind free from evil by filling it with Digitized by Google S8 Problems of Boyhood something eke of engrossing interest. Avoid any place, picture, or whatever else gives evil suggestion. Above all, have nothing to do with anyone who suggests sexual excess of any sort. I know a boy who promptly knocked down another who made such a suggestion to him.
Because the impulses and desires of our sexual natures are so strong, constant watch- fulness and restraint a...re necessary. The fight for clean living is a hard one, calling for the best there is in any boy. The penalty for defeat is heavy, but the reward of victory is sure and enduring.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION The high cost of living as a hindrance to marriage.
The relation between the wages of women and prosti- tution.
The causes and results of race suicide.
The conmierdal element of the social evil.
Digitized by Google STUDY.XI ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS AND TOBACCO The census reports for 1910 show that $1,800- 000,000 is annually spent for liquor in the United States.
What to read after The Problems of Boyhood a Course in Ethics for Boys of High School Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Winslow Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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