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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
11
A 1929 Tribune column features Dr Cadman addressing a bereaved father mourning his nineteen year old daughter who has become a flapper. The editor discusses parental authority versus a daughter's autonomy, urging guidance rather than control and warning against restricting natural growth.
Baltimore reports four potent compounds isolated from dried Chinese toad venom by Dr. K K Chen with John Hopkins assistance. Among them ergosterol resembling cholesterol, adrenaline identical to animal sources, and two digitalis-like principles. Researchers seek therapeutic use in humans while tracing venom sourcing and drying methods.
Paris reports a limo driver Felix Moncorger 28 who drove a stolen auto and struck two pedestrians, sending one to hospital in grave condition. Police jailed the driver and, after checking records, linked him to an escaped criminal. If the hospital patient recovers, he will join the driver in jail.
An electrically operated robot now handles change in a New York Brug store and issues a sharp warning in a metallic voice when rejecting counterfeit or damaged coins.
Miss Bessie Baker and Mrs Celia Myers asked Cambridge City Council to buy them new shoes and stockings after stepping into fresh tar on a street under construction. They lost their footwear and stockings, eventually reaching the sidewalk in bare feet.
Paris observers report a shift in canine taste with Irish setters overtaking poodles in appeal. Fashionable Frenchwomen move away from the fine poodle breed as experts deem setters the new status symbol and buyers rush to acquire them.
Zoe de Longueville Ruttledge, founder of the London Institution for Lost and Starving Cats, died at 76. Her will directed that on her death her three dogs two love birds and two canaries be chloroformed. The wish was carried out.
Vienna reports Jo hann Franke finishes 40 years with the Austrian Ministry of Commerce. In his long career he served under 23 ministers and recently retired with pension. The record highlights his extensive service in government commerce.
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