Oakland Tribune, California, October 22, 1922
And the movies are teaching the sort of tommyrot which makes 15-year-old girls think seriously of love and jealousy and marriage with 15-year-old boys. But, you protest, the movies do not show 15-year-old boys and girls getting married.
NO, BUT THEY SHOW A BUNCH OF CUSTARD HEADS OF 30 AND 40 ACTING LIKE 15-YEAR-OLD BOYS AND GIRLS. THEY EXPLOIT 15-YEAR-OLD SLUSH AND GUSH, ROMANTICISM AND UNFAIRNESS, AND YOU, THE PARENTS OF 15-YEAR-OLD YOUNGSTERS GO AND LAP IT UP.
Rialto Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta, 1943
Boston Post, Massachusetts, July 17, 1921
The Minneapolis Star, Minnesota, May 10, 1922
The Minneapolis Star, Minnesota, April 26, 1922
The Minneapolis Star, Minnesota, January 25, 1922
The Minneapolis Star, Minnesota, February 1, 1922
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, November 29, 1909
Harrisburg Daily Independent, Pennsylvania, August 18, 1909
or movies or video games?
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, August 25, 1909
($125 in 1909 is roughly $3380 today)
Mount Carmel Item, Pennsylvania, August 30, 1941
Boston Post, December 5, 1920
I thought he was the world’s most famous backstreet boy?
The Robesonian, Lumberton, North Carolina, July 19, 1940
Not for sissy; only for real girls and boys!
The Evening Times, Sayre, Pennsylvania, July 5, 1934
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