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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
3
The article describes practical spring dresses using light-weight rayon alpacas and striped cotton broadcloth for after Easter wear. It notes church frocks in crépe de Chine or silk capes and discusses fabric choices for warm weather and washing.
The preparatory commission for the disarmament conference reports little progress as France Belgium and Italy insist on higher security before reductions. Rumania Poland Finland back the stance while Germany demands posturing concessions. Japan suggests extra naval limits. the US shows openness if Geneva talks fail.
The defeat of Senator Pepper in Pennsylvania and Senator Stanfield in Oregon, following Senator McKinley’s loss in Illinois, has stirred Washington politics as all three were staunch supporters of the…
The article frames the Iowa race as a key test for the Administration with Senator Albert B. Cummins facing former Senator Smith W. Brookhart, unseated and replaced by Daniel W. Steck, amid a broader pro and anti Administration showdown that could signal a rebuke if Cummins loses.
The State Democratic Convention held in Columbia on Wednesday proceeded with harmony and dispatch, showing that partisan bias and political animosities are not paramount. The article notes the peaceful spirit and efficiency of the deliberations.
The Spartanburg Journal urges focusing on progress and resource development instead of divisive campaigns. It argues for attracting capital and homeseekers by setting the state in order amid agricultural and textile challenges. The Portsmouth Star notes a Wisconsin court ruling that roadhouses serving liquor violate the prohibition law and may face closure.
The text lists headache origins from nasal disease to stomach issues, eye strain, constipation, and fatigue. It warns against using headache tablets without medical guidance and stresses consulting an oculist for eye related pain. It frames headaches as potential warnings of serious conditions.
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