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Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

19 Nov 1908

Page 7

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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 19, 1908

Page

7

Ralph Connors Warning on modern decadent books to youth

Canadian clergyman Ralph Connors warns that erotic fiction and decadent poetry endanger American youth. He cites authors like Elinor Glyn and Swinburne, arguing such works glorify sin and corrupt morals, while praise for rugged outdoor literature shows healthier values. He urges parents to shield children from perceived spiritual harm.

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England United States Gordon Lucas Malet St Leger Harrisons Anthony Hope Marie Corelli Hall Caine Algernon Charlies Swinburne Ralph Connor Charles W. Gordon Winnipeg Canada America New York Balzac Glyn Hell Heaven London Frank Danby Strand British Empire South Africa Wordsworth Gentlemen's Magazine
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Noted critics assess Hope Caine Corelli and others in interview

A literary figure criticizes Anthony Hope Hall Caine and Marie Corelli while praising Hope's cleverness in Double Harness and Zenda. He condemns their moral depictions and laments the spread of modern London novel culture, urging caution for American readers and optimism for colonial literature.

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Anthony Hope Hope Dolly Hall Caine Marie Corelli
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Electric Narcosis Promises Safer Anesthesia

France leads in electric narcosis research with Professor Leduc and Miss Louise Rabinovitch showing that interrupted current can induce a reversible brain state akin to chloroform narcosis. Experiments on animals and a rabbit subject lasted minutes to hours, with rapid awakening and no after effects, suggesting potential use in surgery and treatment of mania and delirium.

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France Nantes Leduc Misa Louise G. Rabinovitch New York Germany Robinovitch Dr. Leduc Malherbe Rouxeau School of Medicine Societe de Retreite Ouvriere
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Dr Gordon Elinor Glyn Paul Mia Glyn Alph Connor Swinburne Swirburne Shakespeare Salome Wilde Wile Zen Raz Satan Prince Lucia Sybil Elton Sybil St. Stephen Richard Calmady Europe Ro Phyticien
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