Heart Disease Tops Amarillo Potter County Deaths In 1930
A mortality chart by Dr. Benjamin M. Primer shows circulatory system diseases causing 62 of 500 deaths in Amarillo and Potter County in 1930. Stillbirths 45, pneumonia 34, nephritis 28, cancer 27, tuberculosis 23, cerebral hemorrhage 17, car accidents 16. Infants 81 deaths, age spread details, infant mortality rate 77.3 per cent, and plans to chart 1928 and 1929 for comparison.
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Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo-Potter County
Amarillo
Potter County
Paderewski Enjoys California Spring on Paso Robles Ranch
The pianist Paderewski keeps a thriving 2600 acre Paso Robles ranch for spring rest between tours. His wife shares this California loyalty while he maintains an official home in Morges Switzerland with a lakeside chateau and surrounding orchards and woodland.
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Paderewski
California
Paso Robles
Morges
Switzerland
Lake Geneva
Riond Bosson
Argentina
Honor Rolls for Amarillo Schools in 1930 31
Honor roll listings from Fred Douglas Patten Dwight Morrow and Patten schools for the third six weeks and first semester 1930 31. Names include Flossie Brown Ranza Harvey Willie Devereaux Lillian Dawson and several others across multiple schools with A and B honor designations and several repetitions.
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Fred Douglas School
Flossie M. Brown
Ranza R. Harvey
Willie Devereaux
Lillian Dawson
Louise Fields
Ollie F. Campbell
Lewis Caldwell
Donald Harvey
Reba Harris
Richard Jones
Dorothy L. Johnson
Ruth Washer
William Mitchell
Wash Richmond
Paul Shorten
Phillip Shorten
Lawrence Ashford
Louise Jacobs
Joell Shorten
Annie M. Williams
Fannie
Abbott Johnie
Winifred Glenn
Ednola Harvey
R. C. Richmond
Ina M. Cleveland
Jack Holleman
Ruthe Vasher
Joe C. Dawson
John Glenn
Andrew Johnson
Reba Haris
Fannie Dawson
Lee Thomas Cobb
L. C. Davis
Edward ,Grimes
Mildred Bunton
Adell Lowe
Hillard Morgan
Beatrice Woods
Annie Bell Nelson
Patten School
Jasper Barnes
Madron Blackshere
June Brown
Woodrow Burley
W. T. Devereau
Naomi Harris
James Johnson
Criscell Kemp
Celia Mae Limuel
Beatrice Manning
Allen Miller
Clarice O’neal
Hortense Patten
Geneva Patterson
Mary L. Roberts
Patten
Madron’ Blackshere
W. T. Deavereau
Clarice O'Neal
Dwight Morrow School
Carmen Alvarado
Virginia Alvarado
Salvador Cardenas
Arvyana Cardenas
Leonor Dominguez
Frances Flores
Teodoro Flores
Hilario Malacara
Eugene Martinez
Lorenzo Mendoza
Salvas Mercado
Jose Muro
Alberto Rodriguez
Aurora Rodriguez
Candido Rodriguez
Manuel Rosas
Ramon Ascencio
Salvador Ascencio
Cruz Dominguez
Manuel Garcia
Rafael Leos
Tomas Baredez
Jose Preciado
Enrique Sapien
Alvorado Baltazar
Genaro Cardenas
Juanita Leos
Manuel Muro
Emerenciana Muro
Elvira Sapien
Dwight Morrow
Tomas Pare
Paderewski to perform in Amarillo Friday night
Madame Yaderewskis remarkable chickens and Paderewski’s open house at the Swiss Chateau are noted before announcing the famous pianist will appear in Amarillo Friday night at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets available at Amarillo College of Music, 1322 Tyler Street.
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Yaderewskis
Riond Bossom
Paderewski
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
Noxzema Cream Promises Quick Skin Makeover
In eight hours this beauty cream claims smoother clearer skin with a single nightly application. Noxzema is advertised to soften dry skin reduce pores and heal blemishes while serving as a daytime non drying base for a younger more appealing complexion.
Owl's Six Year Deception Ends With Egg
At the State Museum in Harrisburg the pet owl Jerry was re christened Geraldine after laying an egg ending a six year deception. The ceremony kept the original name while officially changing the gendered designation and noted a second egg production.
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Harrisburg
State Museum
Jerry
Boyd Rothrock
Pinchot Family Macaw Boosts State Egg Production
The Pinchot family notes their pet macaw Oscar played an unexpected role in increasing state egg output. Oscar’s presence coincided with a rise in production, though his name remains unchanged in the records.
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Gifford Pinchot
Oscar
Pastor Plans News Bulletins at Services
New Britain Connecticut February 17 United Press reports the Rev Clarence Baker new pastor will interpolate latest news bulletins into Sunday services at Second Advent Church. He says the readings will not introduce foreign matter but strengthen the bond between religion and life through bearing out scriptural statements.
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United Press
New Britain
Conn
Second Advent Church
Clarence Baker
Legion urged to hold 1992 convention in Portland
Salem report states a resolution will push the American Legion to host its national convention in Portland in 1992, with the proposal to be introduced in the Oregon legislature.
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United Press
Salem
Oregon
American Legion
Portland
Wonder home treatment marketed for ulcers and gastritis
An advertisement promises a free trial of a doctor developed home treatment for ulcers gastritis and related disorders. It claims quick relief and permanent recovery and asks readers to mail name address and 10 cents to Laura Lee Inc. for a full sized $1 treatment from Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Laura Lee, Inc
Minneapolis
Minn, Ve
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