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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
6
A列 humorous column traces political and social quips about prohibition privacy and politicians. It cites a Speaker in Washington and in homes, jokes about education and marriage Solomon and breach of promise suits, ending with a remark on a mother’s claim to fame.
The Salvation Army announces that General Booth plans a forthcoming trip to Japan, with travel first through Canada before arriving in Asia. The itinerary aims to strengthen church and social work connections and expand relief efforts.
The piece argues the strong must protect the weak to preserve civilization. It extols charity education and law enforcement as safeguards and lauds Philadelphia and Pennsylvania for the Sesquicentennial showcasing Twentieth Century progress and prosperity with millions expected to visit exhibits and museums.
With an election looming and unemployment among paragraphers rising the piece urges calm debates. It warns that heated talk could spark friction and risks the public catching wind of potential political content.
A fragment argues that preaching patriotism to learners may provoke resistance and mentions teaching the national anthem as a contrasting approach, reflecting debate on civic education and social equity.
The passage contrasts the attitude of the strong as a test of strength. It argues the strong should harmonize with others and provide for the weak through wholesome action. The quality of this response proves the merit of true strength.
The piece urges appointing 10 000 locals to enforce prohibition at a nominal salary of one dollar a year. It argues the dollar is symbolic to ensure public participation and that every citizen should act as a “dollar a year” man. It asserts enforcement relies on local interest and personal integrity to uphold laws.
Advertise to recover lost goods and lost business alike. Businesses must continually use tested methods like advertising to establish patronage, plus courtesy service and honest values. Successful firms let the world know their products through advertising and quality.
The article argues that radio expanded access to music rather than diminish it. It asserts listening fosters demand for better music and education, and that radio benefits both aspiring performers and general appreciation of music.
New York tops the nation in hay crop value at 21 million dollars and ranks second in dairy products, behind Wisconsin but ahead of Illinois. It is second in apples, potatoes near Maine, and second to California in combined fruits and vegetables, with cattle for slaughter also strong despite competition from Corn Belt states.
The dispatch notes rumors of a Russian or Lithuanian attack as Poland is in disorder, but asserts little chance of a general upheaval. It argues Germany Lithuania and Russia are unlikely to attack despite unrest.
The event marked a turning point as students receive final certificates in penmanship and improvement, and Frances Walton earns the Sister Mary Celestine Quale Medal for composition. Bishop William T. Russell delivers a scholarly talk on evolution versus faith, applauded by a diverse audience.
The text argues that the home is the foundation of civilization and that women must continue to fight for real equality. It calls for equal work conditions, shared income from husbands, and recognition beyond suffrage including bearing children.
We the undersigned merchants of Aiken agree to close our stores each Thursday at 2 p.m. from June 3 through August 27. The list includes H. A. Clark & Co. R. W. McCreary Co. J. G. McCrory Co. Holley Hardware Co. Tarrants Mrs. M B Polier and others. Also notice of ice price drop to 3 3 4 cents per pound in tickets or 4 cents cash.
The St Angela Academy commencement lists Miss Thelma Meeks performing duets and piano pieces by Bohm and events including recitations. Miss Anna Magarahan earns the highest average with 95.37 percent and the medal. Marie Wise receives honorable mention. Perfect attendance honors awarded to Sylvia Barry, Dorothy Herring, Marie Wise, Anna Magarahan, James Busch, and Irene Raborn.
Patrons and friends of the Academy enjoyed another successful presentation as the music faculty delivered notable work, echoing the bishop's chosen words and the school's tradition of treats and public displays. The Angelas contributions stood out amid strong performances and evident self sacrifice.
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