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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1927
Page
3
Romaine C. Hassrick chief of the Philadelphia welfare department legal aid division says modern divorce records show women leaving home as often as men. After seven years of study Hassrick cites husbands as the primary cause in over half of cases.
Hassrick states more than 12000 cases of annulment and domestic differences are filed yearly across the bureau. He lists ten common causes including unreasonableness lack of humor and nagging with temperament and in law issues noted as contributing factors. The bureau remains a rendezvous for troubled couples seeking advice rather than prescriptions.
The welfare worker noted doubt about a suspect statement saying he may have acted, adding that the girl involved also smoked, though she chose a more expensive brand of tobacco.
The board discussed preservation after a potential buyer offered more than before to keep the fence intact. Broadway’s narrow one-story building at Worth Street was recently sold, signaling changes for the landmark.
An aged board fence from the Gettysburg battle era, located on Gettysburg school board property, was removed to create a driveway but may be preserved. The fragile fence, full of holes, reportedly had its last stand at the battlefield days.
Mrs Albert Treman of Salina Kansas reports her cat gave birth to three kittens. One kitten is a vivid red, one white with no colored hair, and the third blue. The colors remain stable as they age. Mrs Treman notes the litter’s striking hues.
Readers note a debate on customs and import duties with a claim that many goods arrive duty free. The text suggests a common belief that declarations of not seeking savings imply attempts to borrow wares, while two-thirds of the article concerns imports admitted without duty.
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