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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
4
Partial advertisement text mentions Danderind Dees tonics for hair and refreshment, with confusing phrases about copper coins in China and a claim of 40,000,000 copper pieces. Mentions physicians prescribing for two years and warnings about dangers of senitationa. Ends with advice to keep expenses down and up ads.
An old newspaper item promotes Cascar ets for liver and bowels at 10 cents a box. A stray quotation asks why a baby who speaks plainly to mother shuns interviews with strangers.
The text discusses historic gas extraction methods and safety, noting how early practices allowed wasteful flow until failures were numerous. It references high casing head gas estimates and a shift to safer, controlled production, suggesting large historical volumes and evolving standards.
A brief item notes an incident involving a Philadelphia child and a mishap prompting unspecified inquiry. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Odeans F T Miter reported three selling plater horses Stanley Cutromea and Betemen vanished from a box car at Bowle Maryland en route to Jefferson track winter meet. Authorities seek clues as the case remains unsolved with conflicting reports of their location Pleayune Mississippi.
A Far Eastern Division memo from Tokyo indicates Japan plans substantial reconstruction funding after the earthquake. Officials expect a long program with budget cuts from 1,848,000,000 to about 1,276,000,000 yen and postponement of earthquake schemes to stabilize finances.
Ribton hall on the Derwent at Camerton Cumberland will be pulled down soon. Architect Inigo Jones designed the Renaissance style building dating to Charles I era. Once a farmhouse for a century it is deemed structurally unsafe. owner Lord Lonsdale reluctantly concludes repair impossible.
Army experts in Washington note that fourteen year old horses and mules still serve in active duty. Of 44 423 animals, 86 percent of horses and 64 percent of mules are over eleven years old. Regular diet, exercise, rest, and grooming sustain longevity. a fifteen year old charger has won ribbons recently. A British rubber carpet press is also mentioned.
Moscow moves to banish gamblers and speculators to the provinces and distant districts. Within days, hundreds of men and families will depart Moscow and Petrograd, with others sent to Siberia and the White Sea region as the Interior Department extends banishment powers amid a drive for moral reform.
A damaged readable snippet mentions throat health remedies and early medical advice. It references common remedies and public health tips, with unclear surrounding context or dates. The legible words suggest a focus on relief, treatment, and preventive care for throat issues.
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