New Phase in the Divorce Debate Among New York Elite
The New York Times notes a rising debate among the Four Hundred on divorce, with Dr Leighton Parks Felix Adler and Mrs De Riviera among those weighing the moral and social implications. Opposition argues modern fiction glamorizes divorce while advocates urge transparent discussion and reform.
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Leighton Parks
Felix Adler
Mrs. de Riviera
Eliot Norton
David Graham Phillins
Rose Stahl
Divorces in American Life Stir Debate on Novel Influence
A discussion on divorce in novels and its alleged harmful impact on readers, especially women. Prominent voices including Mrs. Frederick Nathan and Mrs. Belle De Riviera argue that up-to-date fiction shapes attitudes toward marriage and divorce, while authors like David Graham Phillips defend depicting divorce as a fact of life.
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Bettis
Elle Adler
Autelius Lenoir Ouierkage
Phillips
Frederick Nathan
David Graham Phillips
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Agan Il
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Belle de Riviera
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Wotel
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Siaventi
Teast
ML Saunder
Appleton
Ianie
American women and love marriages in old times
I T Pollock reports chicken thefts near county farm with ten chickens taken and fowl heads left on the floor, reflecting a local crime phrase from a rural community notice.
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I. T. Pollock
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