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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

2

Preservation of wildlife beauty over cruel sport urged

Walter E. Duncan editorial urges Aiken readers to stop shooting robins and squirrels in parks and homes. He cites Boy Scout laws and federal prohibitions, arguing modern life values aesthetics over survival and that youths should learn to protect animals and obey the law.

Aiken Hiawatha Robina

Everyday Miracles and the fear of new truths

The piece notes how new inventions like telephones lights and flights moved from miracle to commonplace over centuries. It compares past reactions from witch trials to modern curiosity, highlighting the January 22 call between Captain Riley and Admiral Byrd and the evolving view of scientific progress.

Salem New York London South Pole Riley Admiral Byrd

Opened Hotel Henderson Welcomes Guests In Aiken

The Hotel Henderson, completed by the Aiken Community Hotel Corporation, opened to visitors from 3 to 11 PM led by leasee J Mason Alexander of Greenville and manager Gilbert A Martin. Located at Richland Avenue and Chesterfield Street, the brick three story hotel offers 50 outside light filled bedrooms, a large early American lobby, dining room, shops, and a fireproof design.

Henderson J. Mason Alexander Greenville Gilbert A. Martin Aiken Community Hotel Corporation Richland Avenue Chesterfield Street U.S. Highway No. 1 Aiken's inUlis Tevin Augusta

Forestry Meeting Tonight At New Motel Henderson

The Chamber of Commerce hosts a forestry program at the Motel Henderson tonight with State Forester Lewis E. Staley and USFS lecturer Jr. N Wheeler. Wheeler will show slides on forestry work as civic leaders are urged to attend while a banquet for Aiken Fire Department members and city council precedes the meeting at 7 30 p m. Mayor Frank P Henderson chairs the public session and aims to gather winter residents and locals for the event.

Chamber of Commerce Tontghit Sah Lewis E. Staley Jr. N. Wheeler United State Forestry Service Wheeler Aiken Fire Department Forest Fire Brigade Chamber Af Commerce Frank P. Henderson

Aunt Genia Bolin Dies in Orangeburg County at 74

Mrs Eugenia Ann Victoria Bailey Bolin widow of M M Bolin died last Friday at her Orangeburg County home near Salley She was 75 and had been ill a short time Funeral services were at Pleasant Hill church Sunday and she is buried beside her husband She is survived by sisters Armenia Hughes Abbie Hughes Addie Hughes of Neeses and Ursula Carter Langley and by children including David Henry and others

Eugenia Ann Victoria Bailey Bolin M. M. Bolin Orangeburg County Salley Genia Pleasant Hill Church George Susanna Bailey Armenia Hughes Windsor Abbie Hughes Addie Hughes Neeses Ursula Carter Langley David Henry

Bolin Family Survives With 24 Grandchildren

Lucius Martin Bolin and Thomas Eliza Bolin of Cordelia Ga and Benjamin Tillman Bolin live with Alfred Leroy Bolin in Winnsboro. Mary Cornelia Williams of Columbia Ida Magnolia Williams and Cora Ethel Williams of Oakland also survive. Deceased children include Mrs Emma M Phillips Willie Benson Bolin and infant Sallie and George Bolin. Twenty four grandchildren survive.

Self Poisoning From Constipation Offered Relief

Warns readers of self poisoning from constipation and toxins in the body. Promotes iterb ine as a vegetable cathartic said to work naturally and urges readers to obtain a bottle today.

Want Ads List Rentals Sales And Jobs In Local Classifieds

Want ads include rental offers for farmland and piano, sale items such as a solid mahogany drop leaf table and boxwood juniper plants, and employment pitches from Rawleigh's and Furst and Thomas. Notable entries list C N Oliver Belvedere 4 and Caroling Nursery Fast Flat Rock North Carolina, with details on prices and contact methods.

Caroling Nursery Fast Flat Rock N. C

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Walter E. Duncan QO. J Alderman Duncan Abraha Lincoln Hatte Eid Ae Teamed Lenderson Eugenia Bolin Wasia C.N. Oliver Belvedere Easterling Brox Broad St. Augusta E. Russell St Orangeburg S. C Jan MES Rawleigh Rawleigh Company Dept Richmond Aiken County Furst & Thomas Dept. C Freeport Ilinois A&p Diamon Lipton’s Hale Ceylen Dalyue Faldy, Phe Ts. Phe Zac Swifts Aux Atlantic & Pacific
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