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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1925

Page

9

Petting Parties a Problem for Mothers

Kathleen Norris argues in Hearst's International that modern mothering faces many trials from early childhood to debutante dances. She contends children need love and a present, steady mother and father, not laboratories or tests, to grow. She emphasizes that a mother’s presence and care are crucial to a child’s development.

Kathleen Norris Hearst'i International Norris Nattre Listy Jrst Mather Portyanna

Paris Hat Fashion and Mae Daw's New York Marriage

Paris showcases spring straw hats with feather trims and striped ribbons as Mae Daw, 19, Follies beauty, marries Graverad Young Kaufman, 23, son of Louis G Kaufman of the Chatham National Bank of New York. Daw appears in a performance leading wooden soldiers.

Paris Mae Daw Follies Graverad Young Kaufman New York Kaufman Louis G Kaufman Chatham National Bank of New York

Professor Tried to Sell Her in Divorce Suit

Mrs. R. Cresap Journey, suing her NC State College professor husband for divorce, alleges he sought to give her to a student and offered payment. She says he kissed her “most passionately” before every meal and that their interactions included risqué advances.

R. Cresap Journey North Carolina Agricutural College

Honor for Great Bridge Builder Sejourne

Paul Sejourne, acclaimed as the greatest engineer of stone bridges in the world, was elected to the Academie des Sciences in France to succeed Prince Roland Bonaparte. He designed Luxembourg’s largest structure of its kind.

Paul Sejourne Academie Des Sciences Rance Prince Roland Bonaparte M. Sejourne Luxembourg

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