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.
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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.
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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
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Chicago
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Illinios
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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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.
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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.
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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.
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James Cruze
Gabbo
Cruze
Alcove Theatre
Erich von Stroheim
Betty Compson
Talking Picture
Donald Douglas
Babe) Kane
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