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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1926

Page

8

Not Necessary to Sacrifice Career To Marry Says Madam Schumann Heink

Interview with Madame Schumann Heink, 65, mother of seven, emphasizes that marriage and career can be combined with sacrifices. She praises modern youth, urges study with local teachers, and notes her Met contract and summer tours for veterans.

Madam Schumann Heink Madame Schumann Heink Madame Schumann Heink United States Metropolitan Opera Schumann Heink

Master’s Sale in Aiken County South Carolina

In the Court of Common Pleas Fertilizer and Chemical Company versus George Washington the master for Aiken County will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder in front of the courthouse Aiken on May 3 1926 the seventy two acre Johnston Place with boundaries to George Amos the estate of Joe Radcliffe and Lewis Miles. Cash for deed and stamps.

Court of Common Peas Aiken S. C County of South Carolina George Amos Joe Radcliffe George Washington Johnston Place Lewis Miles Edward S. Croft Aiken County

Democratic Clubs Reorganization Meeting for Aiken County

Notice to Democratic clubs in Aiken County calls for a meeting on the fourth Saturday of April to reorganize and elect delegates to the county convention in May. Clubs will elect officers and committees and submit a list of officers and delegates to A. K. Lorenz, secretary, with Gaston as county chairman, dated April 18, 1926.

Democratic Party of South Carolina Aitken County Aiken A. K. Lorenz

Whimmsies of Fashion in Spring Cape and Shoe Trends

The spring exhibition features taffeta capes with gray and pink linings and Shaker hood details, navy capes, and various two tone footwear designs. Pumps, oxfords, and sports shoes receive updates in heels, leathers, and ornamentation with muted colors and new flower accents.

Paris Madeleine Et Madeleine-Anna Oxford

Thief Bitten by Homeowner In Glencoe

Mrs John Milne found a thief in her Glencoe home and restrained him until police arrived.

Glencoe John Milne

Mice Surrender to Cat as Home Life Dims

In a sharp exchange the speaker remarks on worsening home conditions and humorously notes mice surrendering to the cat. The quip highlights domestic strain with a darkly comic tone.

Inverted Pleats Feature Center Front Jacket Styling

The description notes inverted pleats laid in the center front and a straight low-cut double breast jacket style that is exceedingly popular. The styling emphasizes a clean line and contemporary silhouette favored in fashion circles.

Poiret Debuts A New Robe de Style Line

Poiret presents a new line featuring ankle length very full skirts with close fitting bodices defining the bust and waist. Daring color schemes color the collection with godets, gathers, pleats, and plisses enhancing fullness on the back and sides across crepe and wool models.

Poiret

International Women's Suffrage Alliance Meeting Ahead

The first meeting in Washington placed New Zealand as the sole nation with full female enfranchisement. This year the Alliance convenes in Paris from May 30 to June, with delegates from numerous countries, 25 of which grant general suffrage and three with municipal or administrative suffrage.

International Women’s Suffrage Alliance Washington New Zealand Alliance Paris

Centennial Rail Tour Tracks Albany to Schenectady

In celebration of 100 years of American railroading the DeWitt Clinton locomotive and its train of stage coaches will travel the 9 mile Albany to Schenectady route. A pageant of locomotives from various periods will follow.

DeWitt Clinton Albany Schenectady N. Y

Law Passes Restricting Publication of Divorce Court Reports

The British House of Commons approved a measure to bar newspapers from publishing extended divorce court reports. Only names, addresses, and a brief grounds statement may be printed, with government and Newspaper Proprietors Association backing the bill.

Newspaper Proprietors Association

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Opera State OF County of Aiken Court of Common Pleas D. W. Gaston, JR Whimmsies Pachion Olfter Soft Chevroter Fisher Chevrolet Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co Aiken, S. C F.O. & Fling, Adich Robe DE House of Commons
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