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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
8
Washington reports a tense Senate scene with critics distracted by agricultural rhetoric. Alexander Legge and Arthur Hyde push farm relief policies as administration responsibilities loom, while speakers promise decisive action this week amid ongoing critiques.
An old advertising column warns readers about self poisoning from ingesting substances like iodine or poisons. The piece promotes a vegetable cathartic as a natural remedy and urges readers to buy a bottle advertised.
The piece argues the Farm Board harmed farmers and markets by dumping 350,000 bushels of wheat into Kansas City at 78 cents while purchasing large supplies at higher prices. It questions the Board's stabilization approach and warns against further heavy buying, noting broader economic forces, tariff effects, and political pressure on President Hoover.
Metropolitan Life records note air fatalities are increasing in the United States though not abundant. Government reports show 1928 death registrations cover all but two states, with 1929 data incomplete. The National Safety Council cites higher counts. auto fatality comparisons show little gap, but more planes may raise percentages. Also a correction states Senator Moss of New Hampshire did not desert his post.
The USDA labels Russia as a rising abroad threat while Soviet efforts to modernize farming spark discussion. Prominent figures like Ford and Owen D Young back anti red theories, as exports fall and Congress orders new probes. Atlantic City bootleggers switch to garbage mash amid dry laws and detectives. A committee is cited as a tool to delay action and dodge responsibility.
An advertisement extols Ford vehicles for proven performance and reliability, citing customer satisfaction from global users and repeated government and corporate purchases. It highlights features such as speed, power, safety, comfort, economy, and low upkeep, with price points and terms in a Detroit market context.
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