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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1927
Page
4
Fragment of a newspaper feature on scientists studying hair chemistry. It notes dark hair has more carbon and less oxygen and sulphur than blonde hair, claiming oxygen and sulphur create sweetness and light. The piece wryly suggests male preference is tied to these elements.
Assistant Postmaster General Glover outlines plans for a government backed transatlantic air mail schedule with bids and congressional aid. President Coolidge supports pioneering aviation, urging international depots, radio control, and broader government use of aviation following recent demonstrations by Lindbergh and others.
A Hygeia article reports two biosists estimate the average adult scalp bears about 120,000 hairs with variations by hair thickness. The piece notes counting individual hairs is impractical for census purposes, while science provides a neat but approximate figure.
The three nation conference at Geneva involving the United States Britain and Japan is analyzed as a progress toward mutual understanding and reduced armament fears rather than a failure or victory flush. Public sentiment in all three nations favors restraint and open discussion to avert imperialistic tensions.
Dr. Guy E. Pilgrim of Britain's Geological Survey in India reports a fossil ape in the Himalayas dating to around one million years ago. He touts it as a potential near ancestor to humans, challenging Piltdown claims. The piece contrasts scientific zeal with fundamentalist doubt and notes US surplus funds and curious social commentary on population, golf, and Moscow.
Byron B. Johnson announces resignation as president secretary and treasurer of the American League effective November 1 after 24 years of service. He concedes illness as a factor but says he felt better than in years and may consider retirement plans. Johnson spoke with Detroit club president Frank Navin after a league meeting where the resignation was accepted.
Continued from page one, Bridgeman notes British dissatisfaction with the American line on destroyers submarines and tonnage. He cites American insistence on lower total warship tonnage and a push to override British 10 000 ton cruisers in favor of 7 500 ton classes, with backing from Japan in seeking minimal naval totals.
The 7.3 mile project in Silver Bow county from East Park street to Woodville will be graded this year and paved next year. The road, to wind through East Butte and Woodville canyon with minimal grades, will cost about 200000 dollars with federal share.
Commander Byrd and six American transatlantic aviators wrap a week of receptions in Paris and prepare to depart for Dunkirk as Clarence Chamberlin, Charles Levine, and Maurice Drouhin continue related movements. Levine returns to Paris after London and Croydon flight. Byrd addresses the French public by radio. Mexican department stores push Mexican-made merchandise.
Fire alarms traced to a lit match in flammable material in a vacant fourth floor suite. Painter David Henderson was charged with manslaughter as police say the blaze started from the match. Two deaths were reported from the resulting explosion and hospital stays.
John Drew, veteran American actor, may make his last stage appearance as he endures arthritis, rheumatic fever and septic poisoning in a San Francisco sanatorium. Doctors report he remains poised and urbane, his spirit undented by pain, as Dr Lawrence Hoffman commends him as the most remarkable patient in 30 years of practice.
Police arrested Quince Luce after a late night call from residents near Henry tug store on Emmet Street. Assistant Chief Larkin and Officer Roe detained Luce who is held for investigation and appears to have been prowling the area with a second man reported in the vicinity.
Three teams posted decisive victories in the Butte Baseball association schedule last night. Walkerville defeated Butte Coals 6 to 1 as Tucker Cook held the Coals to one hit. Gubhers routed Western Fuels 15 to 3, and Stoeckers beat Youngs 11 to 6.
Members of the D N P club were entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Kenneth Chisholm at 1960 Silver Bow street after hours at the card tables. Dainty luncheon was served. The table was prettily appointed with national colors. Attendees included Mr W Walsh Thomas, Mrs Mary Guay, Mrs W Riley, Mrs A Nelson, Mrs J Lynch, Mrs L Metenac, Mrs B Horwits, Mrs Froelich, Miss Leona Guay, Miss Rosalie Guay, Mrs William Rowe and daughter Kathleen, who have returned to Kirkland Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Rowe of Monroe avenue.
Psychologists and physicians argue that delinquency stems from postnatal development and faulty training. The Institute for Juvenile Research in Chicago will study each court youth to identify physical or mental defects and treat them to restore usefulness. Dr Herman Adler says science will improve crime prevention and happiness.
Astrological forecast marks morning hours as unlucky with sinister stars. Women should rise early to accomplish tasks while work prospects appear for some. Cautions against deception and double dealing. secret diplomacy may prevail. Some predict new American fortunes and disasters abroad.
A schedule of radio stations by time zones with program blocks from morning through midnight. Listings include WCCO Minneapolis Saint Paul WOC Davenport KOA Denver KFO Los Angeles KGO Oakland KGW Portland KHJ Los Angeles KIR Seattle and others with 6:30 to 12 midnight time slots and various music, orchestral, and talk programs.
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