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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

7

Women Leaders Debate War Boycott and Relief Roles

Mrs Benedict and Mrs Henry Villard advocate potential boycott as wartime strategy while Jessie Wallace Hughan argues women should avoid participation in war efforts, suggesting refusal to relief work and bond purchases. debate highlights divide over women’s mature conscience and wartime activism.

Mra Henry Villard Women’s Peace Society Jessie Wallace Hughan New York Women’s Says & Mora

Women Win Oxford Degrees in Madison Square Triumph

After a long wait and concerted effort women have won the right to receive degrees at Oxford. The first degrees were awarded to women, led by Miss Lanier of Greenwich Conn. Becky Lanier won 440 ribbons and 75 cups at the horse show, while other trophies were earned by several competitors. Fifteen women have become ordained preachers in the Western Episcopal church, a milestone reported by Madeline Southard, head of Women Preachers of the United States and Canada, across fifteen denominations. Women of Russia urged to seek solitudes this coming winter as the Soviet government calls for broader female involvement. In Kansas City, Henry J. Allen urged the industrial relations court to settle employer-employee disputes, noting the importance for wives who sympathize with strikers.

Oxford Madison Square New Grel All York Greenwich WetLod Tut Episcopal Church Wiss Madeline South Ard United States Canada Womens Club Womens City Club Kansas City Henry J Allen Kansas Industrial Relations Court Gov Proor Allen

Bigamy Suspect Denies Wives Count in Court

Lawrence A Schaefer is arraigned in New York on bigamy and larceny charges with bail set at 25 000 each. Estelle Farrol Sha says she is his wife and detectives list claims of wives in Philadelphia Brooklyn Scranton and elsewhere. Florence Flamberg also testifies claiming to be a spouse as discussions of paying twenty wives’ bills surface.

Lawrence A. Schaefer Lawrence A Schaeffer New York Estelle Farrol Philadelphia Brooklyn Scranton Florence Flamberg Hedeaica

Edible Delusion and White Food Bias in 19th Century Taste

A fragmented essay critiques American food bias toward white foods, arguing white eggs pears and chickens are favored for appearance over taste. It contrasts consumer demands with actual quality, noting Shrewsbury pears and white vegetables as status symbols while brown varieties are dismissed despite flavor, urging reality over cosmetic trends.

Moroced Auertoun Weuran Shrewsbury

Silk sweaters return as winter fashion reappears

The silk sweater makes a comeback this season as heavier woolen styles step back. The piece notes the southern season and the American fashion scene about to open, with sweaters predicted to reign in report wear. A pret model features a woven trim called Toile da Tavis.

Santa Claus Letters From Young Readers Attract Requests

Christmas wishes arrive as children write to Santa with requests for toys such as football gear, sweaters with names, masks and caps, dolls and doll accessories, toy houses and dishes, plus candy and perfume. The letters from Bob at 915 Late Ave and Veda Hecker in Murray Ridge seek gifts and stocking treats as the season approaches.

Santa Claus Santa Santa Claus Nieces Mp Santa Clause Veda Hecker Murray Ridge

Parent Teacher Association Initiates Activity at Columbia

A Columbia Station District PTA has formed with Mrs Musa Artz as president and Myrtle Hales as vice president. Inez Saquira serves as secretary and Libbie Martin as treasurer. The next meeting is Friday January 7 at 7 o'clock, inviting parents and teachers to participate closely.

Columsiber Columbia Station Musa Artz Myrtle Hales Inez Saquira Wis Libbie Martin

Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on love and marriage

A reader urges sympathy for a neglected wife and advises leaving an unloving husband. The letter, dating from a sensitive column, reflects on love, fidelity, and the impact of marital neglect on mothers and children.

Mortgage Foreclosure Notice on Farm Assets

A mortgage on four head of livestock and farming implements is in court regarding debt owed. The Robinson & Hancock Co. are involved in foreclosing to satisfy the claim. Names and precise details are obscured in the draft but indicate a chancery action to recover value from agricultural assets.

Xmas Reduc- George & Crosse Stose Robinson Joe Walendzuak Money Tlancock Co

TESTED RECIPES Canape a l Artiste Mash and More

Recipes and home tips include Canape a l Artiste mash with leftover fish, stuffed tomatoes with ground ham, breadcrumb mix and bake, a combination salad with beans beet celery onion and lettuce, and a dressing using olive oil sugar and salt. Also tips on ink stain removal painting glass washing furniture and button sewing technique.

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