Saucy Flapper Not Dark As Painted Seeks Home Making
Beatrice Cons erges a North Carolina editorial praising rising female interest in home making and home economics. She notes Duke University enrollment, Bureau of Education figures, and 4 million girls studying cooking and domestic science, arguing modern kitchens free time for learning and beauty while anchoring civilization in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
Duke University
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau
Chiropractic Begins By O H N Batesburg
A brief local note from Batesburg South Carolina announces the opening of a chiropractic practice by O H N. The item highlights a new health service entering the community and its availability to residents.
What is the matter with South Carolina
A reflection argues South Carolina remains rich in agriculture with cotton and tobacco as key crops. It notes heavy imports of flour meat shoes clothes machinery and other goods, a worsened trade balance, postwar deflation, and rising government costs. The cure is more home production and restrained spending. The people must wake up and realign policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Union
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Lerrit
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Public Auction Notice in Aiken County South Carolina
Notice of sale under a decree of the Court of Common Pleas Aiken County South Carolina. On April 6 1925 at the courthouse front in Aiken the east side of Fairfield Street lot with improvements will be sold to highest bidder. Cash required with a 850000 forfeit. Purchaser pays papers and stamps. Edward S. Croft Master for Aiken County SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha George
D. H. George
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken County
S. C
Court House
Aiken
Towit
Fairfield Street
South Carolina
Carrie V. Lamar
Mary A. Powell
G. W. Croft
Ethel Green
Careel
Aly Wife Gloves and a Diamond Ring Proposal
A humorous fragment shows Himnan discussing his wife’s glove obsession and a suggested diamond ring as a way to appease her. The lines reveal playful banter about gifts and marital expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himnan
Aly
Chance Talk Linked Case to Southern Railway Directors
A train conversation between bond man Walter S. Case and Fairfax Harrison helped spark Case and partners to gain control of the Southern Railway over more than a decade. They built a large stake, earned a 5 percent dividend, and reportedly saw about 25 million dollars in profits as stock climbed from the 1920s into the 1930s, with ongoing questions about liquidity and market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Walter S. Case
Case, Pomery & Co
Southern Railway
New York Times
Mr. Case
Fairfax Harrison
Case
Harrison
The
Road
Aes
Ata
New York City
Ghem Railway
Tackson EE
Reynok Case
Southern Railway Company
Char
Milbank
Utes F Economics
Westren
Fleetric
Car
Master's Sale in Aiken County Court Pleas
Public auctions in front of the Aiken Court House on April 6 and April 4 will offer real estate owned by multiple Taylor heirs and by Ed Faust and Tom Garvin. Properties include undivided interests in parcels tied to Thomas Taylor and others in Aiken South Carolina. Terms require cash payment and purchaser to cover papers and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Taylor
Benjamin Taylor
James Taylor
Eear Taylor
Aiken
South Carolina
Thomas T. Taylor
John M. Sailers
Hiram Cooper
Andrew Wilams
J. E. Tyler
Mistaken Security Is Felt By Farmers
Farmers are warned by Clemson College and the U S Department of Agriculture that the boll weevil remains a major threat to cotton crops. Unusually cold winters and dry hot summers last year reduced weevil losses, but projections for 1925 show heavy infestations in the southeast if control measures Lips are neglected. Calcium arsenate supplies and spraying gear should be secured to prevent disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. McGowan
Caperts
United States Department of Agriculture
Clemson College
South Carolina
South Carolna
Studas
Otter Belt
Cotton Production Council of the Southern Agricultural Workers
Atlanta
Flor
Ence
Department of Agriculture
Baruch Plan Fund Set for South Carolina Banks Aid
A charter for the D. C. Agricultural Loan Fund will be applied for soon to aid weak South Carolina banks and assist farmers in the state s lower section. Col D B Spivey senator from Horry County states the Legislature authorized the fund to implement the Baruch plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
There Is Plenty of Room at the Top
A brief note argues that growth can occur without displacing others highlighting ample space for advancement. It emphasizes inclusive progress and avoiding crowding or conflict as goals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mras
Beatrice Cons
Ecretary North Carolina Press
Warren
Zemerine
Zemerine Chemical Co
Orangeburg
Chiropractic
Batesburg, S. C
Dr. Bauer
Frank
George A. Bauer
Palmer Graduate
Liberty Bank
Columbia, S. C
Epillon Sterald
Edward
Croft
Nevada
M. R. Herrington
Arrow
U. S
Walter
Financial District
County of Aiken
G. L. Sawyer
D. Hammond Salley
E. G. Haltiwanger
Salley Gin
Oscar Taylor, Et al
E. &. Croft
Aiken Co
H. M. Sawyer
Ite
By al
Eure
Aiken County, S. C
Aun
Ker
Uty
Ness, the
Marinello Shop
Main St
Real Bank
Bank OF Charleston
National Banking Association
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