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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

11 Feb 1926

Page 6

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1926

Page

6

Tax Notice for Aiken County 1926 Tax Books Opening

Aiken County South Carolina tax notice dated September 16 1926 announces the enactment of a state county and school tax measure to meet 1926 fiscal-year appropriations. Tax books open October 8 1926 and close March 15 1927 with office hours 9 to 12. Jail bonds and county bonds are noted.

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Better Dietary Habits Boost Women’s Health and Hardiness

A 1920s health column cites Herbert Hooks of Evaporated Milk arguing women’s diet, especially milk intake, strengthens health and vigor. It stresses balanced nutrition for body tissue, bones, and teeth, and suggests women adopt wiser eating and dress habits to support wellbeing.

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Herbert €. Hooks
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China Gains Recognition and Britain's Role in China

The piece discusses Britain leveraging recognition of Chinese authorities to gain favorable terms on taxes tariffs and concession administration while Canton remains unrecognized over all China. It reflects American and foreign optimism for a new nationalist settlement and notes the unsettled internal factions. It also jabs at political cynicism about electing public servants and ends with a fragment about social habits.

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Ching China China Britain Canton Great Britain
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Vouulmiatic Prediction at Lyric Theater Remark

Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana warned at the Lyric theater in New York that unless the United States changes its foreign policy the nation may face war with Mexico and possibly extend into Central and South America, amid discussions on Nicaragua and Mexican situations.

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Lyric Theater New York Burton Wheeler Montana Mexico Central South Ameries
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Canada Growth Tied to U S Prosperity, Forke Says

Hon. Robert Forke, Canadian minister of immigration and colonization, told W. J. Egan in Chicago that Canada’s growth benefits the United States. He noted American capital and farmers investing in Canada, with trade rising as population increases. Forke, an immigrant from Scotland forty years ago, homesteaded near Pipestone, Minnesota, now owns a 1700 acre farm.

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Canada United States Robert Forke W. J. Egan Chicago Dominion Forke Scotland Pipestone Minn
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