None. Some women are in 1860s style underwear and a friend suggests the oldest sister cover her chest more in one scene, but her dress actually barely reveals cleavage. Several brief kissing scenes.

A character says, "I rather crave violence." (and longs to go to war to fight injustice).

Amy is struck by her teacher (the event is not shown, although we see a pink line/welt across her hand) and returns home crying softly.

Not much actual violence, Jo attacks Amy after she burns some of her writing and screams that she's dead and nothing.

2 uses of 'Thank God . . .' (probably with God in mind, but they may or may not actually been commanding someone to thank God).

1 use of 'we're both stupidly stubborn'.

1 use of 'Heavens above. You've ruined me.'

5 uses of 'blast'.

1 use of 'wretched skirts'.

One use of 'tarnation'.

5 uses of 'I hate' (you/someone/money)

1 use of 'Don't be such a beetle.'

1 use of 'Oh, where is that miserable glove?'

1 use of 'foolish'.

None. Racism is alluded to.

No drugs. Some smoking. Main female characters are prohibitionist, but one is convinced to drink along with the men. Laurie gets drunk.