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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
2
Community health report highlights Milner leading a county dental clinic initiative. Local officials discuss expanded access and preventive care programs for residents, with emphasis on low income and rural outreach efforts shaping future funding and service scope.
A fragment from a 1911 report recalls a trip to Cleveland Ohio as a representative in a public school dental program. It notes a dental survey of children at the Aiken Institute and praises earlier southern work replicated in Aiken County.
The document outlines a plan to reduce county welfare costs by extending life insurance to all permanent full time employees starting the year’s first, with wage and employment protections maintained. The text also references organizational meetings and program duties led by O C Gunter with Rev G M and Gwilliams listed among speakers.
Sunday program announces Dr. McLean will speak on The World's Prayer Book during morning service at Tris Baptist Church. Sunday School at 9 45 a m with J T Shuler as superintendent. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 with song and sermon.
The ceremony took place Friday at 7 30 a m with Rev Thomas Walker officiating at the Baptist church. The couple was Elgis of Warrenville and was united in matrimony in a solemn morning service.
A brief item notes a cast of state officials and regional leaders in the South addressing ongoing policy and governance issues. The piece highlights key figures and the scope of the discussions, underscoring regional collaboration and upcoming initiatives.
A fragment describes a mouse reacting to a cat with a note about a bat having four legs and ten cob. The text reads as a mnemonic or puzzle fragment rather than a full news item.
Consumers' Feed & Seed Co. in Augusta, Georgia lists address 1101 Broad St. as a location related to the item. The fragmented text mentions encape being held and getting locked, but details are unclear and no specific event or outcome is confirmed.
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