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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
8
A cryptic fragment references an alleged officer and posterity seeking reconciliation of related actions. The garbled text suggests dispute or contrast between fact and fiction without providing concrete names, dates, or places.
A fragmented notice advocates modest dress by women and details a 1925 tax return program. It outlines condemnation of immodest attire and describes the annual property and poll tax returns, penalties for late or missing filings, and scheduled appointments across multiple towns to facilitate residents in complying with the tax law. The document mixes social reform language with official tax guidance, listing office hours and locations.
Washington society notes from December describe Mrs. Charles Dawes and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth as central feminine figures during a Capitol social burst. The vice president’s wife advances a brisk social season with receptions, tea, and elegant gowns while Mrs. Dawes manages a gracious drawing room. The piece highlights Mrs. Gerry and Mrs. Gillett among the capital’s smart set, and profiles Princess Margaret Boncamps with several brown toned frocks, sable coats, and tailored outfits in a season of formal gatherings.
From the Queen's Quarterly Ontario the piece notes the unusual forename of Countess Bernatorff, born in America during the War of Independence. It recalls von Bernstorff’s maternal ancestress and mentions a great-great grandfather who spent two years as General Washington’s prisoner.
Office of Treasurer J D Woodward announces tax levy for state county and school purposes for 1925 1926. Tax books open October 15 1925 and close March 15 1926 with office hours 9 to 12 and 2.
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