Portl and Gazette Opines on Libel Law and Public Scandal
The article argues for a law requiring publishers to reveal the proprietor’s name in each issue to curb libel and protect readers. It condemns anonymous scandal sheets, notes Portland’s publishing harms, and mentions Governor West opposing capital punishment while praising reform. It covers Gypsy Smith meetings and a school incident where a teacher used a hose for punishment, calling for stricter discipline and accountability.
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Abolish corporal punishment in schools and homes
An opinion argues against corporal punishment, insisting kindness yields better results with children and actors. It claims the rod breeds rebellion and cruelty, urging abolition in schools and homes, while noting Wolcott in Portland as a real estate and mercantile deaths sight.
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