11 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
1
An excerpt from Gastonia Gazette reflects on allies and citizens without a country, noting displaced men and the idea of returning to a homeland as part of a broader wartime or political discussion. The readable fragments illustrate refugee or exile themes without full context.
The piece argues for American furniture and colonial design as central to national spirit, urging Americans to embrace native traditions over foreign imports. It contrasts U S cultural independence with foreign admiration, highlighting the value of American homes in shaping youth and ideals.
A garbled, archaic sounding passage critiques manhood and age in history, cites Gettysburg and slavery, and laments political religion in America. It expresses a vague tribute to a great patriot amid disjointed phrases and unclear attributions.
The piece argues that ignorance of law excuses none yet cites the Massachusetts Supreme Court noting judges often lack full knowledge. It quotes Senator Borah on 10,000 new laws yearly and Milam Holnt Jr estimates that 200,000 statutes apply across jurisdictions annually. The growing statute volume burdens administration and risks turning the nation into a de facto bureaucracy.
The Hoard of County Commissioners for Aiken County will receive sealed bids at their office on Monday February 7 1927 for groceries and supplies to be delivered to the County Warehouse for February. B El Woodward Clerk February 1 1927.
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