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Story June 8, 1914

The Evening Herald

Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon

What is this article about?

A reflective piece questioning why families no longer form complete home circles, with members absent due to lodges, downtown outings, and street play, leading to lack of education and amusement at home, and urging parents to foster family influence while children are young.

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THE HOME CIRCLE
Why Is It Today We Seldom See a Complete Home Circle Like This?
Why is father out at lodge or down town?
Why is mother also out?
Why is sister downtown, too, walking with her chum?
And why, oh, why is little brother playing on the streets?
Why are some families' home simply a place to eat and sleep?
Behind the closed doors of their house generally exist few means of education and amusement.
If the children do go wrong the parents blame each other and wildly try to right this wrong by the means they should have employed when the children were small and their minds still receptive to home influence.
We suggest that you do today these things which it may be too late to do tomorrow.

What sub-type of article is it?

Family Drama

What themes does it cover?

Family Moral Virtue Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Home Circle Family Absence Parental Duty Child Influence

Story Details

Story Details

Questions the absence of family members from home, leading to inadequate education and amusement, and advises parents to build home influence early to prevent later regrets.

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