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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
8
Ford Motor Company completes a three to four mile endless chain conveyor at the Rouge Plant Dearborn Michigan. The system moves parts between buildings and to rail shipments, with a daily capacity around 30 000 parts. It replaces freight cars and tracks and reflects Ford’s assembly line philosophy and cost savings.
Utah Senator Charles P. Stewart returns from Europe with warning notes on Britain’s decline and Germany’s ascendency. He cites Britain’s high taxes, massive debts, and food dependences while praising continental recovery and progress in countries like Greece, Romania, and Czechoslovakia as Europe faces postwar challenges. The senator also comments on Italy, Poland, and other nations amid political tensions and economic shifts.
Savannah daily life piece on Mrs. Belle Ryan born 1811 in Tennessee who reflected on Napoleon era, family history in Kentucky and Tennessee, years of marriage to Bill McBee, five children with two sons killed as Confederate soldiers, grandchildren and great grandchildren lost, and her view on modern travel and Prohibition. The interview notes her dislike of flappers and cigarettes and preference for a pipe.
Dr Doran, head of the alcohol permit division at Washington, warns distributors that methanol must be labeled poison when ingested, absorbed, or inhaled. The substance, similar to wood alcohol, causes fatal results internally and is used in formaldehyde, denatured alcohol, varnish, and polishes, with illicit whiskey operators seeking to cut strength.
The Marion Star notes W. Bailey of North Carolina won the nomination for United States Senate after a long campaign. It describes the statewide tour as a three ring circus of handshakes and promises, arguing many capable men refuse such service to the state.
The Fordens are praised for smooth acceleration and long service to millions of motorists. Its construction is carefully planned for its task, with a compression chamber design aiding efficiency. It allows free passage of gases through the valves and ensures thorough fuel mixing.
In 1550 Pastrur found that wound healing was aided by rand barteria and applied a nodiles method with liquid Boregene. The text mentions Botstone and a product from W. T. Platt & Co in Aiken, S.C., suggesting a medical service or remedy sale.
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