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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1929

Page

3

Potatoes Enter Europe Amid Health Rumors

Early reports in Europe spread fear that new American potatoes caused rheumatism leprosy and other diseases. Despite such claims botanists and physicians advised cautious cultivation and diet incorporation as the crop proved nutritious and adaptable.

Europe America

Intermediate School News highlights week in Stamford class reports

Students across 5A and 5B rooms under Miss Couch Miss Pruitt Miss Phenix and Mr. Lester report a week of tests poems posters and Christmas party plans. Notable mentions include top grades in arithmetic geography and reading and a December school play at City Auditorium.

Miss Couch Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis Jack Puckett Robert E. Lee Billy Warwick Miss Pruitt Thomas Carlyle Joan Bailey Clarice Guthrie Louise McDonald Rosemary Harlan LaDelle Macon Noel Knutson la Delle Macon E. P. Lawson Mary Louise McDonald Miss Phenix Phenix Mrs. Cook Intermediate School Stamford Texas Doris Bushell J.W. Dewees John D. Fiemins Forrest Gambill Herman Hirscher Margaret Irwin Helen Kelley Fred Kinney la Delle Macor Elmer McCann Jack Puchett Wilma Simpson Margaret Talbott Truman Terry Evelyn Chapman Texas Lightning Spirit of Lare Best J. W. Dewees R. L. Cook North Central Chicago Mississippi River Ohio River Missouri River Ohio Indiana Illinios Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Paula Mae Walker Beatrice Kuenstler Katrina Adams Juanessy Gentry C. M. Lester Lester Juanealy Gentry Dorothy Mae Buster Litt Fincher Carlos Lewis Isabel York Virginia Bane Evelyn Wiley Douglas Swift Arvin Williams Marie Ratliff Katherine Kinney Sormsweay R. L. Coo South Central Ung Carlos Toney Jus‘ealy Gentry James High J. C. Farlan Mary Louise Earnest City Auditorium Earline Waggoner

Long List of Beliefs Based on Superstition

A London Mail recounts widespread superstition in England where many avoid ladders, salt spills, Friday nails, and Friday cutting. candles on a lake, umbrellas indoors, and glass moons are seen as ominous. many say Touch wood and cross fingers. belief spans sailors and Irish, with Londoners prominent.

England London Mail

Bodley’s Marriage Questioned by May Copinger Note

May Irene Copinger writes in the Baltimore Sun that Sir Thomas Bodley founded the Bodleian library and married, building a monument to his wife. Yet Bodley’s autobiography omits any marriage, leaving unclear if domestic life or a bon entity influenced his memory of his important life questions.

Thomas Bodley Bodleian Library Oxford Irene Copinger Baltimore Sun Sir Thomas Bodley

Cruze Talkie Opens Two Day Engagement At Midnight

James Cruze headlines The Great Gabbo, his first talking picture, praised as a masterwork. The Alcove theatre presents a lavish production with 500 singing and dancing performers and 125 instrumentalists, featuring Erich von Stroheim Betty Compson Donald Douglas and Margie Kane in a star studded cast.

James Cruze Gabbo Cruze Alcove Theatre Erich von Stroheim Betty Compson Talking Picture Donald Douglas Babe) Kane

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E. B. Monzingo E. V. Hardwick Stamford State Bank Bldg Stamford, Texas West Side Square Kodak Ray Rector Santa Varron Unford Upshaw & Upshaw Insurance—Loans—Real Estate Penick-Hughes Co A. C. Browning C. Roy Carlson L. Schwarz & Company
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