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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
8
A Wilmington North Carolina photograph-illustrated feature touts a portland cement stucco one floor bungalow with a long low roof and concrete tile, emphasizing firesafe walls and a practical layout. It highlights a sewing room and breakfast nook, a sun porch, double doors to the living and dining rooms, two large bedrooms, ample storage, and a terraced front lawn.
I will return to the Probate Judge in Aiken to apply for final discharge as Administrator of the David Thomas estate on April 17, 1926 at 11:00 a.m. at his office in Aiken.
Boston Transcript profile recalls Octavus Roy Cohen’s rise from rejection to success. He wrote a hundred thirty stories before a sale, learned by constant practice, and balanced engineering and law studies before dedicating himself to writing. He credits courage, persistence, and continual polishing.
Fifteen Japanese people resided in South Carolina at the time of the last U S census, including four women.
A poem by Evie Sartor Byrd from Darlington South Carolina venerates the Ku Klux Klan as a savior of the South. The piece recalls unity across walks of life, memory of past threats, and a memorial inscription praising the Klan and its women supporters.
Senator R. L. Freeman in The Pee Dee Advocate laments the legislature accomplished little and suggests duplicating last year’s biennial sessions reform. He notes The Literary Digest headline on the coal strike misleads the public and claims the public was not won by the strike.
Chicago speaker Miss Martha R Hicks urged a national divorce law to unify rules across states. She noted wide variations in grounds length of residence and desertion periods and warned that differing laws cause real spouses to remain legally bound across borders.
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