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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
2
The Bishop of Chelmsford defends the church against Lord Dawson's charges, saying the church does not condemn sex love but opposes excessive indulgence. He accuses Dawson of misunderstanding and insists clergy are not hypocrites in married life. The church seeks a balanced stance rather than prohibition.
Chicago report highlights the Women's Catholic Foresters Club aiding working girls. Miss Mary Downes states the club opens doors for office workers to attend night classes after meals served at reasonable prices. Catherine Dayes and Mary Sheridan note many young women begin work early and pursue education between shifts.
A bishop and medical professionals defend Christian standards on sex and marriage. They condemn divorce and sexual permissiveness, urging support for youth to stay chaste before and married couples to honor the marriage bond, while acknowledging sex as part of married life within a lasting family ethic.
The text contrasts childbearing choices with communal fairness, labeling both restriction and indulgence as selfish. It notes that recognition is limited to women who served in the army navy or Marine Corps and calls for support for disabled women from service other organizations via private subscriptions.
The War Department operates two soldiers homes admitting former service women whose disabilities are not directly traced to the war. The new policy broadens care facilities for female veterans.
Premier Mussolini honors Tuscany by selecting former soldiers as candidates for the House of Deputies in Tuscany Italy. The move reflects a regional tribute and strengthens veteran representation in the parliamentary slate.
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