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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1927

Page

13

J C Penney Company Promises Best Service and Value

An advertorial piece extols J C Penney Co Inc as a reliable seller of top quality, fashionable dry goods and clothing at consistently low prices. It praises broad sourcing, nationwide reach, and the Augusta store manager’s leadership in delivering value and customer satisfaction.

J. C. Penney Co., Inc Tey J. C. Penney Organization J. C. Penney United States

Delco Light and Frigidaire Lift Farm Living at Low Cost

The Delco Light electric plant offers 600 watts and full home wiring to bring city conveniences to farm homes along with an economical Frigidaire refrigeration system. The dealer promotes ease of use, deferred payment, and community service while boosting Augusta as a hometown booster.

America Delco Light Organization Delco Light Delco Delco Lght Augusta

Bicycles For Everybody At Sumerau Firm Augusta Store

R L Sumerau and Son advertises Columbia bicycles at 1248 Broad St Augusta with models on display and a pay as you ride scheme. The copy touts bike delivery benefits and fitness, praising owner Mr Sumerau as a community-minded businessman.

Columbia Broad St Augusta Columbia Bicycles Foenl

Industrial Review Notice of Paid Advertisements

Readers are informed that except for publisher support the edition is funded by local business leaders and professionals who back the Industrial Review. Articles are paid advertisements written by experienced journalists to show community progress and enterprises without self promotion by the subjects.

Industrial Review Iibis Traateedd

Anderson and Seigler Modern Garage Public Service

Anderson and Seigler of Augusta operate a Fifth Street garage promoting low service charges and public friendly policy. They offer free car examinations with no repair obligation, use experienced mechanics, and emphasize courteous, high quality work at minimal costs.

Augusta Fifth Street Estab Messrs. Anderson and Seigler

Heaton and Lombard Garage Opening in Augusta

Announcing the opening of a new garage at 712 Ellis Street Augusta equipped with the latest machinery. The shop offers day and night service general auto repair and overhauling a twenty hour wrecker service and is an authorized Ford service station with guaranteed work and full straightening of fenders bodies and frames for all cars regardless of make or model.

Augusta Ellis Street Automt

Don’t Shirk Obstacles Face and Overcome Them

Motivational lines urge meeting and defeating challenges as the path of all successful men. The text emphasizes that progress comes from standing up to adversity, using past conquests to strengthen the next effort. Copyright 1927 M J Matheny.

Augusta Public School System Receives National Commendation

The Augusta community and its school leaders are honored for educational excellence. The article lauds education as a community ideal tied to civic and religious traditions and praises the men and women who direct the system.

Augusta

Public schools praised as foundation of democracy in Industrial Review

The Industrial Review lauds public education as a cornerstone of American democracy. It credits pioneers and leaders from Washington to Coolidge for championing universal schooling and highlights the community’s public school system as nationally recognized through sustained effort by teachers, superintendents, and local business supporters.

Amercan New England Massachusetts United States England Yorktown America Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson Treasury Alexander Hamilton Samuel Adams John Hancock Robert Morris Benjamin Franklin Industrial Review Kentucky Log Cabin White House Abraham Lincoln Jackson Cleveland Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Harding Vermont Calvin Coolidge Coolidge

Real Friends And The Value Of Friendship

A reflective piece on the importance of true friendship and timely acts of kindness. It urges guiding others through trouble with sympathetic support, strengthening resolve, and forming lasting bonds. It concludes that acts of friendship are the wisest securities we can own.

Man races to catch train with frantic plea

A man dashes into Grand Central Station just before a train departure. He pleads for a round trip ticket and directs the clerk to HL back there, using terse, rushed exchanges and a series of quick motions.

Grand Central Station

Missing Man's Whisper Sparks a Dentists Claim

Fragment from a romance serial shows Miss Maitland recalling a man whose touch unsettles her. A wry reply calls the suitor a durned dentist, hinting at intrigue and flirtation within the social circle.

Maitland

Fragmented Educational Exchange with Nonsense Dialogue

A teacher asks Johnny to use the word diadem in a sentence. Johnny offers a garbled reply filled with misused phrases and random quotes about moon lone diader sight quicker and vague observations on parties and liberty. The passage then includes disjointed lines about robbers wearing robbers and a man with receding guns.

Johnny

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J. C. Penney Company Southern Electric Company R. L. Sumerau Anderson and Seigler M. J. Matheny Tony Albeut Hawk Ryt
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