Logan Republican | 1904-05-07 | Page 2 | Necessity for Discipline

Necessity for Discipline. ApropoB of tho modern methods of training children, a writer in the Lady's Pictorial remarks that, although al-though sho "belloves thoroughly in the influence of lovo and patience, the modern child Is not a brilliant example exam-ple of tho new method. It is too often pert, ill-mannered, blnso, self-willed, and no respecter of persons. It Is nonsense non-sense to maintain that a young, undisciplined, un-disciplined, mentally and physically unformed creature can bo treated like a grown-up. Everything young, whether wheth-er It bo a child, a puppy, a colt or s tree, wants dlsclpllno and discipline Is not to bo maintained by theories."