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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
8
A regional writer denounces quack medicine and its promoters across the western United States. He details slick schemes, inflated claims, and predatory practices harming gullible patients and undermining honest doctors, calling for suppression and accountability from communities and institutions.
The August Department of Agriculture bulletin shows corn prospects nationwide weak with a 71 percent drop from the five year average. Eight states report only about half the five year average with southern states hit hardest while winter wheat avoids major loss and spring wheat in the Northwest suffers. Canada may see similar reductions and farming remains a fragile balance with nature and market forces.
Miss M. E. Foster, an English rifle champion, astonished spectators by out-shooting the crack shots at Brin during a notable competitive event.
A speech emphasizes that equity must guide industrial relations, condemning charity as only palliative. It argues religion and gospel should embed social justice to heal industrial hurt, contrasting the American dollar with human welfare as the foundation of democracy in industry. Labor Day offers a chance to reaffirm the American heart.
Oswald Curriter of the Nation urges a new national economic program with government ownership of railroads pipelines and coal mines. He proposes taking over or financing key industries including canals to fund the national treasury, acknowledging critics may call his ideas radical socialistic or communist. Dr Villard cautions against timidity and cites the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A fragmented report discusses suburban golf topics amid chaos, criticizing leaders and crime risks. It notes lost business, office departures, and a controversial call to promote night golf as a solution while addressing gun-related concerns and youth adoption. The piece hints at a 2,000,000 figure without context.
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