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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
5
An eminent expert outlines the world’s prime needs today, emphasizing materials with high tenacity such as ferritic alloys. The discussion anchors on durable resources and strategic innovation to meet global demands.
A garbled excerpt describes Seedees Srquireg and Comte de Chailas amid the Granada siege, noting Genoese seekers seeking ships from Catholic Spain, and a map used by a future American discoverer. It mentions De la Ronelière and 1486 era geography with Cape of Good Hope as proof of post-1490 knowledge.
Martin Madden urges a permanent law to auto return surplus above a working balance to taxpayers. He proposes annual treasury reports to the President directing automatic distribution to taxpayers by proportion, likening it to a business owner controlling his own affairs.
Arthur J. Edwards of Los Angeles and Wesley J. Edwards of Guilford, NC claim to be heirs of Captain Robert Edwards who allegedly granted lands that now include New York church property. The case seeks an accounting, a receiver, and declaration of fee ownership amid a history of Jans and other heirs suing Trinity Church over vast real estate holdings.
Nashville night nurse Amy Weagle received a heroism medal for standing against a masked mob intent on lynching a fifteen year old Black boy from Nashville General Hospital. The mob seized the ward, killed the dying youth, and fled. authorities offered 6,500 in rewards, but arrests remained elusive days later.
Park Avenue journeyman baker claims a formula for bread dough that keeps loaves edible for months or years. Laboratory tests show loaves stay relatively fresh for ten months, with potential extension to two years. Inventor Jean Matti ASYE envisions longer preservation.
Article argues for mandatory training for boys workers beyond interest. Notre Dame course, now part of education school, aims to develop experts in free time boy problems. Second year allows specialization, emphasizing understanding Y M C A, playgrounds, churches, courts, big brother, clubs, and related social agencies.
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