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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
2
An old Arkansas sheriff race tale is republished showing a candidate who claims vast losses from canvassing. He alleges sleepless hours, losses of crops and teeth, and many social acts, ending with defeat after 26 revival meetings and various personal trials.
The Ford Motor Company annual report shows a loss of over 53 million dollars last year while a 372 million cash surplus remains. The piece argues unemployment is a new industrial problem and endorses Ford’s approach of helping people work and self-respect through measures like Dearborn's community commissary and credit food systems rather than unconditional handouts.
A columnist lists seven major human errors from diminishing others to failing to save money and neglecting reading. The piece also notes space is devoured by trivial political matter as Einstein warned, with commentary on newspaper space usage.
An International Sumdex School lesson for June 12 discusses Joseph’s life, focusing on grain distribution and social service questions as the brothers confront money in bags and Benjamin’s return. Joseph reassures them, saying God sent him, while love guides their reunion. Mr and Mrs J Oakes of Richmond Va welcome their seventeenth child.
A narrator recalls a joyous birth and the transformative power of fatherhood. He contrasts a present moment of shared wonder with historical reflections, including Thomas Huxley's 1860 diary entry, and notes how thoughts of children spark new purpose. The piece argues that the impulse from new life drives progress and meaning.
The article follows a local resident known as Dad who grows abundant greens in eight by ten feet of turnips and greens, spars with neighbors over garden space, contemplates a swimming pool for town youth, and notes efforts by local women to form an indoor baseball team. It also mentions a productive grain season and a Detroit hospital doctor performing four delicate operations while immobilized.
Rockdale residents hosted out of town guests including A. Matthews and Corn of Rotan and the Cutbirths from the north plains. A light rain and some hail touched the area with minimal damage, grain and cotton at risk later in the season. Local clubs met at Has keller and Berryhill areas with nine Home Demonstration members and a party for Mrs. Cobb. Baseball games with Howard ended in Howard’s favor.
A playful verse sample presents a motherly theme with repeated lines about two children and paired items. It includes phrases about two little girls, boys, birds, ponies, pockets, eyes, ears, noses, shoes, lips, cheeks, shoulders, and two angels.
Police discovered two men hiding behind a mailbox in California. They explained they had been playing hide and seek with their wives.
Dr John Joseph Gaines outlines malaria as the dampland threat and urges mass education. He explains typical chills and fever signal malaria and prescribes quinine in staged doses on chill days for several days. He notes diet care and mentions success treating cases from the Amazon and Louisiana swamps.
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