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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
3
An older advertisement touts Black Draught as a gentle aid to the digestive system removing impurities and preventing illness. It claims to ease headaches and dizziness and urges readers to buy the product for 25 cents at stores nationwide.
William Noble Burns profiles Billy the Kid as the idol of the Southwest in The Saga of Billy the Kid. The book recounts the Lincoln County war with figures like Chisum Murphy MacSween and Riley, noting Burns's research and aiming to present a Glamorous yet significant American tale.
A health note promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a simple one teaspoon remedy for stubborn coughs chest colds bronchitis and croup. The method involves holding the liquid in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing. It claims quick relief with a single economical dose suitable for children.
W H Black, a farmer east of Barnwell in the Galilee area, reports a net profit of 700 on four acres last year from cucumbers beans squash watermelons sugar cane corn fodder and cowpeas. He also made 108 gallons of syrup and sold stalks. he practices double-barrel farming and keeps all work at home.
In a church last Sunday a pastor touted marriage as a fifty fifty proposition. An elder quipped about paying fifty for this and fifty for that highlighting the playful debate among attendees.
European statesmen and financiers doubt war debt permanence arguing reparations will be erased within a decade. They say US loan contracts were temporary measures to secure new funds for urgent needs. Americans are warned Europe may not repay in full, shifting burden to taxpayers for interest and principal.
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