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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
4
A terse report notes an inventor in New York pursuing experiments and early developments. The item references the name I E I and hints at ongoing work without detailing results or dates.
A Battle Creek physician attributes constipation as the main issue and promotes Rexall Orderlies as a rapid relief tablet. The ad claims the tablet draws waste from the system and eases natural movement, with a claim of overnight improvement and a next day bright feeling. Pack includes 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Store.
On April 18 to 21 at Plasa Hotel expert C F Redlich offers rupture appliance demonstrations with no charge. Claims instant relief and strong retention shields for hernias, with letters from satisfied clients and results claimed as 95 percent in children. Home office listed as 535 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
Lieutenant Governor B Butler hints at a possible run for governor in two years as three GOP candidates already vie for the post. Bamberg County news says Sen E H Henderson will not seek re election, while Rep W L Riley plans to run to succeed him. Governor Richards has made nine highway commission appointments and five terms expire in 1980.
The article reviews a Congress bill proposal, a Drafts case in Lexington county about highway death compensation, and the Sease ruling. It notes Judge Sease dismissing the suit claiming death benefits are not provided, and contrasts injury or property damage recovery. It also covers Doctor Thomas H. Pope’s Supreme Court ties, Newberry figures Chief Justice O’Neal and Pope, and Governor Sheppard’s frugal, debt-free stance. It ends with a plan for Southern Railway to fund eight grade crossings elimination, highlighting the Silver Street crossing risk near Newberry-Greenville highway and a cost-effective fix.
The piece argues self mastery through self reliance and inner strength rather than complaint. It contrasts cheerful resilience with surface smiles, urging a thoughtful optimistic stance that faces difficulties and works toward better outcomes.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of municipal taxes after deductions for sinking funds. Mentions average bond debt of 75.10 dollars per citizen and cites cities similar in approach. Details are incomplete and names or precise locations are missing.
The United States Chamber of Commerce released a survey noting a hole in the taxpayers pocket as costs rise. It contends higher taxes and fees strain households and business rates.
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