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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
6
The 1980 General Assembly action asks all magistrates and other officers entitled to a copy to visit the Clerk of Court’s office to receipt for their copy. The notice is signed by Thos. T. Gushman.
Notice urges readers to prepare their ginning operations for the season with belting packing babbitt saws files bristles twine and conveyor parts. It invites sending saws for sharpening and training and mentions all kinds of machinery.
Dr Caldwell’s long career emphasized natural health through diet exercise and careful bowel care. He advocated using his Syrup and vegetable compound for constipation claiming gentle effective relief without harsh drugs.
John B. Edgerton of Lebanon Tenn president of the National Association of Manufacturers spoke before the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. He outlined three essential principles for industrial success the Open Shop freedom of contract and complete individual liberty within the law. He defended private property as the cornerstone of the economic system and argued against restricting opportunity or impinging on personal liberty while affirming the right to quit work must not infringe on others rights.
The speaker defends private property as the cornerstone of the economic system and argues for focusing on people over conditions. He emphasizes the right of workers to organize, criticizes attempts to inflame labor, and contends a balanced labor policy must preserve individual liberties and responsibility while avoiding restrictions on free men. The address critiques socialism and calls for practical, rational discussion from both employer and employee viewpoints.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt argues that frequent declarations are a smoke screen to mislead the public. The text hints at debate over timing and the interpretation and application of the rights, with a continuation noted on page six.
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