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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
Fannie Hurst and Jacques Danielson pursue separate homes after marriage in a five year trial that kept personal liberty and independent studios. They maintain two social circles and small daily contact as they navigate potential parenthood and future plans.
Rep. Herbert C. Pell Jr. votes against a broad soldiers' bonus, arguing it would impose a $20 per person tax, raise living costs, depress Liberty bonds, and threaten U.S. financial stature, despite support from many veterans and press commentary. He concedes political risk, while The New York Times notes potential glory in his stance.
The column notes ancient customs in Patroclus funeral games and compares prices of wives in Central Africa before 1914 to new quotes at eight cows per wife after a traveler’s reports. It queries whether economic strain affects harems and Cupid’s reach, then mentions illicit stills found across Alabama and Tennessee and warns of rising illegal liquor output nationwide.
The literacy test decision sticks to a three presidential vote, sending back an Armenian girl who fled a Turkish harem and came to the United States to wed a Philadelphia native who is now a wealthy citizen.
The piece notes 1900 profiteering tribunals in England with 24 convictions, compares 1200 arrests 350 indictments and about 30 jail commitments in the same period in the U K, cites a Denver plumber case about loafing on the job, and reports an American symphony orchestra departing for Europe amid calls for workers to focus on real labor over talk.
The kids escape Constantinople to a Boston bound voyage aboard the Mary Jane carrying faded antique rugs. They trick buyers with altered pieces as the vessel nears Boston, while the crew survives on simple rations and a gale tests their resolve. Land appears at last as the ship nears port.
A vintage kitchen page lists Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner menus featuring rhubarb dishes, macaroni with bacon, tomato salad, and an old fashioned shortcake recipe. It includes a basic shortcake method, strawberry and other fruit fillings, meat filled cake options, and a Hurry Up Cake with simple ingredients and steps.
A light afternoon at home becomes chaotic with injuries, yard activity, neighborhood events, and a fire nearby. Roy Moulton quips that the only calm outcome is a boiler factory, while poking fun at a Chicago woman arrested for wearing overalls and advocating dress reform. He jokes about public attention to fashion versus a flapper in a gown.
A collection of letters and responses on romance and marriage guidance. The pieces cover choosing between suitors, proving love, and coping with a selfish husband, with Mrs. Thompson advising nonexclusive dating and seeking alternatives before divorce.
A discussion on divorce emphasizes its gravity when children are involved and the need for caution before taking such a step. The text reflects concerns about home life and recreation influencing a relationship.
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