Abel Wins Willard Gibbs Medal For Medical Chemistry Pioneering
Baltimore May 1927 A renowned American scientist, John J Abel of Johns Hopkins, receives the Willard Gibbs Medal from the American Chemical Society. The award honors his lifelong work turning drug chemistry into medical progress including isolation of adrenaline and insulin, and development of synthetic methods benefiting medicine. Abel’s career spans chemist, biologist, and physician roles, with extensive research and multiple honorary degrees.
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City of Future Likely to Grow Still Higher
Alfred C. Blosron argues skyscrapers will rise higher yet and reshape cities. He cites Buffinger of Minneapolis and early US steel-frame methods, predicting future skylines with elevated sidewalks, arcades, and traffic shifts while praising skyscrapers as profitable civic assets.
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Chicago's Bravest Boy Alvin Hero of Mother and Man
In Chicago May 1927 Alvin, a recently operated boy, is hailed as bravest after heroically saving an old man from the river. He walks the streets seeking work and lives by a creed of helping others. His mother praises his unselfish nature and courage.
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