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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
8
The Yorkville Enquirer urges Southerners to wear clothing made of cotton fabrics as much as possible to boost the demand for cotton, its principal money crop and industrial product, urging adherence to this rule to increase consumption and support local agriculture and industry.
Cecile presents a demi season and early fall fashion preview with Lucien Lelong printed crepe trimmed in black fox fur. Describes hats from Maria Guy, fur bandings on jackets and dunk-length suits, and a wool street frock with cape options. Includes glove and hosiery color guidance and outfit pairings for fall 1929.
Washington notes elections will dominate the scene for months with Senate and state races. It discusses Kansas and Massachusetts contests, Captain Capper and Senator Gillibrand? Gillispie? and other incumbents facing renomination, party dynamics, and potential shifts in the upcoming federal slate.
Secretary of Commerce Klein explains cross currents in foreign trade as the United States raises economies worldwide through shared prosperity. He notes U S purchases from British Malaya, mainly rubber and tin, benefit Great Britain via English-owned rubber plantations and tin mines.
Dr Klein claims France enjoyed favored nation status in 1928 trade with the United States. He notes American tourist expenditures in France reached 300 million dollars versus 240 million dollars in French merchandise. A burglar once robbed a well known old maid, taking a ten dollar bill and kissing her. she now leaves twenty dollars nightly.
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