Anti Tuberculosis Fight Inaugurated In Aiken County
The Ai ken County Health Department begins a month long anti tuberculosis drive aided by the South Carolina Anti Tuberculosis Association. Nurse Jennie Mc Master arrived from Columbia to lead preliminary work and the county will be visited to reach tuberculosis contacts and suspects ahead of a clinic planned for April 20 and 21.
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Aiken
Front Page Fame and Quiet Power in a Political Era
A reminiscence discusses how newspapers shape public life and political change. It recalls Ted Clark recounting Coolidge’s discreet handling of issues, the role of primaries in electing senators, and the contrast with Edison Kettering Darwin, ending with a humorous domestic quip.
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Ted Clark
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Ile
Coolidge
Ted
United States
Our Increasing Taxes and the Farmer Burden
The piece argues that farm property values are falling while farmer taxes rise. It urges thorough study and farmer-centered advocacy to prevent overburdening those least able to pay as communities push for schools, highways, and public institutions.
Farmer's burden in taxes and possible relief ideas
The piece argues the land tax bears the farmer's burden, not federal concern. personal property taxes have been cut in some places but shifted costs to land tax. It notes abolition of personal taxes often increases land tax, and suggests alternative taxation methods, including taxing money flowing hand to hand like the gasoline tax, to relieve farmers.
Willa Cather Receives UC Doctor of Laws Honorary Degree
The renowned American novelist Willa Cather was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of California, recognizing her literary achievements and contributions.
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Willa Cather
University of California
Neighbors Move In Close to Homesteads West
Mrs Homesteader notes new neighbors ten miles west of their property while Mr Homesteader jokes about an eavesdropper. The exchangeSuggests community changes and privacy concerns in a rural area.
Very Latest Often the Simplest Motifs Pleasing Decorations
The piece notes that simple motifs often yield the most pleasing decorations. It discusses the appeal of minimalism and the enduring charm of straightforward designs.
Revival of Rickrack Braid Inspires Spring Embroidery Trends
The article notes cotton rickrack edging on linen and cotton dresses and silk rickrack on rough surfaced silks. It highlights uses for collars belts cuffs pockets and band effects with matching or contrasting colors and advises careful baste stitching to prevent wrinkling after washing.
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