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Editorial June 3, 1926

The Moorefield Examiner

Moorefield, Hardy County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

Editorial from Methodist Episcopal Church in Moorefield supports curfew laws for unattended children at night, blames parental indifference, and urges parents to provide proper training beyond street activities.

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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
Moorefield

A number of cities and towns are passing curfew laws, requiring all unattended children to be off the streets at night after nine or nine-thirty o'clock. A good many other cities and towns not having these laws ought to have them.

This has been made necessary because so many parents are indifferent or careless as to the whereabouts and doings of their children.

Anyone who brings children into the world ought to be interested enough in them to give them some training.

They need more training than they get in streets and alleys after night, and furthermore they need training of a different sort.

Parents, where are your children and what are they doing?

What sub-type of article is it?

Social Reform Moral Or Religious

What keywords are associated?

Curfew Laws Parental Responsibility Child Training Indifferent Parents Street Children

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Advocacy For Child Curfew Laws And Parental Training

Stance / Tone

Exhortative Criticism Of Parental Indifference

Key Arguments

Cities And Towns Should Enact Curfew Laws For Unattended Children After 9 Or 9:30 Pm Parental Indifference Necessitates Such Laws Parents Must Provide Training To Their Children Street And Alley Activities After Night Provide Insufficient And Wrong Kind Of Training

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