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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
15
Byrd and Larry, newly married, contend with a web of debts, rivalries, and a ruthless rival Jack Duncan. A late night confrontation reveals Jack’s coercive advances and Byrd’s resolve as Pat and Larry return, threatening to expose a dangerous triangle.
Oklahoma cities push a state airport program with 36 new or planned municipal airports. W W MacKenzie identifies 33 projects, with total investments rising from 1.25 million to over 2 million as financing plans firm up. Municipal fields already serving cities like Okmulgee Bartlesville and Duncan are excluded from the survey.
The passage notes several air facilities in Oklahoma and identifies Tulsa Ponca City and Muskogee as among the pioneers in aviation, highlighting their role in early air facilities and aviation development.
Mrs. Lillian M. Mann of Paterson New Jersey left a will requesting that her aging police dog Beauty be chloroformed immediately upon her death and given a suitable burial. Helen Berbohm and SPCA agents protested saying killing the dog serves no useful purpose and would be cruel.
CHICAGO. Moccasins, not shoes, are urged for children to allow natural foot development. Dr E Everly, president of the National Association of Chiropodists, cites American Indians as example where barefoot wear prevented bunions and other foot disorders. He warns adolescents’ growing pains may signal serious foot issues and urges early care. School examinations show five percent of girls and sixty percent of boys suffer foot ailments.
Footwear linked to injuries as wearers report toes cramped and feet forced into unnatural positions by ill fitting shoes. Medical cases note persistent discomfort and structural strain documented in patient histories.
London crime figures reveal a shrinking juvenile delinquency trend. Industrial schools are closing as fewer youths offend. eight schools once run by authorities have seen five shut in recent years. The remaining three risk closure unless crimes rise, with prewar totals of 2,000 to 3,000 and 3,600 in 1917 shrinking to under 1,000 now.
A 250 year old clock discovered by the British Museum runs for one year without winding. It was made by Thomas Tompson, regarded as the father of English watchmaking, in lée.
Liverpool tops London with a new record birth weighing 23 ounces beating London’s 26 ounce baby. The British Empire tally highlights the remarkably small newborn in the city.
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