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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
19
Cyrus H. McCormick 69, famed harvester magnate, granted an interview in London to Milton Bronner. In the presence of his bride he acted as editor of Bronner’s piece, approving the story as written.
Chicago multi millionaire McCormick and his wife Alice Holt seek a quiet European honeymoon avoiding publicity. They plan two to three months traveling from London to Paris visiting friends and shops, with son Gordon studying in Paris. They stay in Harewood Court flats and travel by taxi rather than lavish hotels.
Manchester University conducted seven months of tests on vaccination against colds with 286 participants. Of 138 inoculated with a multi-microbe vaccine, 203 colds occurred. 148 uninoculated had 168 colds. Average cold duration was 13 days for inoculated and 10.5 days for uninoculated. Investigators concluded the vaccine showed no preventive value.
The account notes that the available evidence does not justify a conclusion with certainty that the vaccine caused any harm. It emphasizes uncertainty and the need for further investigation before attributing adverse effects.
London May 20 Colonel Josiah Wedgewood defends American films before a committee, praising the "he men" as film heroes over "dancing dudes." The Labour MP, a self made man, argues for American film strengths while committee weighs measures to shield British production.
A speaker extols a man who overcomes adversity and rises to prominence, urging preference for such a figure over a gambler who squanders time at horse races and dance halls. The article notes Britain produced nearly 169000 automobiles that year.
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