Books read by children spark reform urge in New York Times essay
The New York Times bemoans harmful reading among youth and urges parents to supervise what their children read. It recommends wholesome works by Jacob Abbott and popular science handbooks, arguing that better material can curb sensational novels and dime papers. It cites incidents of boys misled by vile stories and urges parental vigilance and constructive alternatives.
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