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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1928
Page
3
Early in life infants begin with picture books and must build their own world as they learn to interpret pictures. A quiz asks if a 9 month old recognizes objects, prefers color pictures, distinguishes outlines, or interacts realistically with images, among other perceptual milestones.
The item discusses infant visual perception from color to form and position with six Q A items, noting babies' preferences for black and white, critical judgment with age, and recognition of objects. It then reports a Berne Indiana mouse disrupting a radio, ejected after tangled transformer wires.
Dorothy and Lila clash as Jack poses amid art and secrets in Dorothy Ware's studio. Dorothy reveals feelings and hints at keeping letters while Herbert presses, demanding accounts as tensions rise during a suspenseful afternoon.
United Press reports Miami would be linked to eleven nations if Pan American Airways extends its service. The plan would run from Panama along the northern South American coast, through the Windward and Leeward Islands to San Juan and Puerto Rico, linking with a Miami line and possibly continuing along the east coast of South America. A Miami Cuba route is already operating to San Juan, with Central American flights expected this winter.
The will of Rev. J. C. Funkhouser is being contested in Columbus Indiana by the Methodist hospital and the Deaconess Home of Indiana. They claim he signed a $1000 pledge in March 1925 to a fund for the hospital and home that has not been paid. Funkhouser was a retired Methodist minister at Hartsville.
Patrick Kelley filed a test action to recover damages from Harrison township for a cow killed by a mad dog. Circuit Court Judge Milton S. Hastings dismissed the suit, saying Kelley failed to report the loss within the required time. Several similar actions will be dropped as test cases.
Late night inner debate drives Crystal Hathaway to reject Pablo Mendoza and a marriage that would clash with class and religion. A public hears of her past romance and imagined joint future, only for dawn to reveal lingering heartache and unresolved longing.
Elkhart Ind December 1 Harvey L Smith a former private detective and circus Barker was indicted on a first degree murder charge in the fall of Mrs Genevieve Stutz whose body was found in a lime pit near Elkhart in October The case ties to a four year affair with Charles Reyher and the March scheme to frighten Stutz out of town Smith admitted receiving fifty dollars but said he handed the job to two strangers No true bills were voted against Reyher his wife Janie and Jack Kimball who had been held on first degree murder charges pending grand jury
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