South Carolina Food Lab Aims To Boost State Agriculture
The article outlines the South Carolina Food Research Laboratory and Natural Resources Commission, noting Dr. Aldam Weston’s dual roles, the salary structure for commissioners, and the commission’s goals to certify local fruits and vegetables with official labels. It mentions advisory figures from prominent families, ongoing conferences on freight rates, and a modest label price to fund scientific work and market promotion.
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State Home Office
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Weeter
Busin
Aldam Weston
Wetton
Food Research Laboratory
Charleston
Natural Resources Commission
Decter Weston
South Carolina
Baruch
Pulitzer
Hutton
Widener
Lawrence
Mills
Shennard
Bayard Dominick
Guggenheim
Nicholas Roosevelt
Gordon Abbott
Maetjer
Vernor Richards
Weston
Washington
Railroad Commission
North Pole a Myth in Lectures at Oxford and Cambridge
In lectures at Oxford and Cambridge, explorer Stefansson challenged polar glamour. He said air temperature is as high at the attic as in the tropics and claimed Eskimos perspired and fanned themselves. He blamed explorers for hero worship and suggested geography and history must be rewritten.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Vithjalmur Stefansson
Harvard
Perry
Conk
Keep Carolina Money at Home Focuses on State Development
Greenville leader G W Duvall former bank president of Cheraw stresses reinvestment of local funds to boost South Carolina. He cites untapped natural resources forests minerals and a growing tourist industry as paths to increased crop yields and industrial growth for the Palmetto State.
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Greenville
South Carolina
G W. Duvall
Cheraw
Duvall
Bank
Chesterfield County
Palmetto
Mr. Duvall
Sid
Insurance Law Violations Highlighted By South Carolina Official
South Carolina Insurance Commissioner Sam H. King warns insurers operating in the state to follow the Resident Agent law. He notes some companies licensed here have disregarded rules by issuing liability coverage outside the state or without a South Carolina resident agent countersigning, and vows enforcement. The letter stresses compliance, not targeting any single company, as authorities seek proper adherence to state law amid ongoing industry standards.
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Sam H. King
South Carolina
Mr. King
South
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Teres
Todo
Tam
No recess until key bills pass in Senate debate
Senate majority leader Watson vows no recess until the farm relief bill H R 2, tariff bill H C B R 2687, and Censure apportionment bill 5 312 are passed by the House and acted on by the Senate Finance Committee. Nye urges delaying recess until immigration origin clause proposals are resolved. Reed opposes repeal or suspension of the provision. Jones would accept a recess after action on his executive sessions rule amendment.
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Senate
Watson
House
Senate Committee On Finance
Nye
North Dakota
Reed
Pennsylvania
Jones
Washington
No Place for Secrecy in Nominations and Government
The author argues against secrecy in Senate sessions and presidential nominee consideration, urging open sessions to improve public service. Public objections should be heard, and modernization of rules is needed beyond this issue. The piece notes Cleveland’s shift to a city manager form and warns of renewed old-guard efforts amid recent scandals.
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Senate
Cleveland
Citadel Scholarships Offer Public School Boys Aid
The paper notes vacancies for Citadel scholarships for the coming year. Ambitious high school graduates are urged to apply through Citadel authorities for the required forms. State scholarships provide opportunity for able youths of limited means to gain military discipline and class work training aiding future service to community and state.
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Citadel
Poverty Denial in Annual Rail Reports Amid Big Loans
The Union Pacific reports 27 million dollars lent to stock brokers on call while the Delaware and Hudson shows 50 million in the same facility. the latter earned 1,117,000 dollars in profits from these loans as rail profits and stock dealings echo concerns of wealth concentration. A stray testimonial for a bunion cure appears, mentioning Sophie Glutz and a playful satirical aside.
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Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Fragmented dialogue on poetry forms from Pitt Panthers text
A garbled dialogue asks about sonnets ballads madrigals and Rigals with a Pitt Panthers tag, revealing unclear quotes and misread terms during a casual exchange. The fragment hints at a discussion of poetry forms but remains unresolved.
Clemson College Scholarship Examination Details 1929
Competitive examinations for the V award of vacant scholarships at Clemson College will be held on Friday July 12 1929 at 9 AM by each County Superintendent of Education. Scholarships open to young men sixteen or older pursuing Agriculture or Textiles. Each scholarship worth 100 dollars plus free tuition 40 dollars. Open to South Carolina residents. Applicants should contact THE REGISTRAR Clemson College S C for information and blanks.
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State Board of Education
State Board of Public Welfare
South Carolina
Clemson College
S. C
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