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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
14
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe reports 1926 gross earnings at 259 million dollars, up 22 million or 9.5 percent from 1925. Expenses rose 5 percent, enabling earnings of 28.41 dollars per share for common stock, vs 17.19 in 1925. Directors meet April 5 on dividends as insiders reportedly accumulate stock.
General Gomez reports that in the Nakuru district a Kenya archaeological expedition uncovered a complete Stone Age man skeleton surrounded by numerous obsidian and bone tools.
A Philadelphia police veteran of 26 years endorses Sloan's Liniment for back and leg pains from overexertion. The ad promises quick relief by delivering blood to the sore area and loosening stiff muscles, urging readers to get a bottle for emergencies. price noted at 35 cents.
G B S cites 19 year old Miriam Stephenson, a Lawrence College sophomore from Ppleton Wisconsin, who wrote a Shaw thesis and mailed it to London. Shaw replies You are quite an ingenious young liar marking her as Mephistophelian. Her journalism career remains uncertain though Shaw’s banter pleased him.
City forces report steady progress on the large paving plan. Fourth street to the Rock Island railroad is widened to 48 feet and being paved with curbs and gutters done. West Seventh street work resumes from Madison to Davidson and from the Rock Island right of way to Georgia avenue. Hayden curb and gutter near Fourteenth to Eighteenth just finished. Gravel basins in Bivins addition mostly finished. Pierce Street bases complete and paving soon. Excavation on Pierce between Fifth and Sixth underway.
Dr F A B Crew of Edinburgh University’s animal breeding institute reports experiments with bald mice suggesting hair loss stems from a missing gland substance. By transferring this substance to hairless mice he claims new hair growth, and he now tests if the method may apply to human baldness.
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