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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
8
Fragmentary text discusses Dr Caldwell and his gentle vegetable laxatives used for ailments including constipation and headaches. It references Chip Pepsin and senna blends, claiming safety for children and home remedies. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and garbled phrasing.
Judge Mendel L. Smith of Camden and E. B. Jackson of Wagener join five announced contenders in the gubernatorial race. The highway bond issue becomes a focal point as Smith, a former contributor in the bond case, aligns on the campaign trail. Other contenders include Solicitor Ira C. Blackwood, Lt. Gov. Butler, and Rep. Olin D. Johnston, with Rosch Stewart generating statewide chatter.
The debate centers on eliminating middlemen to raise farm profits and cut consumer costs. The Farm Board seeks to organize local wheat and cotton co ops into a central sales system to control markets and reduce distribution waste, potentially sidelining traditional intermediaries.
New Zealand makes strong progress in national electricity development with power boards guiding expansion. Current access rises toward 88 percent of the total area as towns and farms gain reliable lighting and rural supply. The aim is to illuminate the entire country with affordable electricity at the lowest possible cost.
Dan C Spynts and Seate A Uovan report the General Covenant of the Loag arriving under auspices. Four favoring amity with Nations are noted, while General Snynts is described as part of the Rh at the oft Nations. Trest Tecturer ang travels under Tap ander auspices.
The article argues that tax values should set rate bases, warning that confiscating a corporation’s property would harm public utilities. It criticizes improper valuation of abandoned properties and argues against dual standards, urging a single square deal in rate making and taxation.
The Virginia governor intends a special session of the legislature to repeal obsolete laws. He argues the state has burdened itself with thousands of new laws yearly and proposes canceling an equal number annually. He urges restraint before enacting new statutes.
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