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Newspaper
San Mateo Item
Location
San Mateo, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
8
The piece argues against overrigid scientific childrearing replacing myth with facts. It contrasts Lord Tennyson’s fairy tale lore with a modern view that symbolism and fairy stories convey truth beyond literal explanation. The author urges keeping fairy tales to illuminate wonder and Christmas meaning.
A social critic argues compulsory schooling harms bright students under current administration. He notes larger classes, demands on teachers, and the burden on top pupils, suggesting reforms like smaller classes and targeted support while acknowledging overall benefits of compulsory education.
The column recalls Mayor Gaynor's order about citizen rights in New York and cites a remark to an upstate police captain noting that locals know their rights while suggesting New York cops act differently. It contrasts metropolitan expectations with upstate views and hints at police heroism in fiction.
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