At a high school in Cobourg, Ontario they had an etiquette list in a display for teachers from the 1880's (opened in the mid 1800's). Two or three I remember was that a teacher should never get a shave at the barber's (because it was expensive and you are showing off, by being seen there), they had to read good books, they could only court on Sundays with a chaperone, they had to bring their share of firewood to heat the school, among the many others.
There was a time when there was a sense of ethics, proper conduct and community togetherness. Now everyone thinks they succeed only by themselves and that is no repercussion for being vulgar.
At a high school in Cobourg, Ontario they had an etiquette list in a display for teachers from the 1880's (opened in the mid 1800's). Two or three I remember was that a teacher should never get a shave at the barber's (because it was expensive and you are showing off, by being seen there), they had to read good books, they could only court on Sundays with a chaperone, they had to bring their share of firewood to heat the school, among the many others.
There was a time when there was a sense of ethics, proper conduct and community togetherness. Now everyone thinks they succeed only by themselves and that is no repercussion for being vulgar.