29 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented snippet describes a kitchen scene where style and presentation matter. It hints at a social club setting and a woman shaping the kitchen into a visual expression, mentioning favorites and immediacy before action.
Mia Alder debuts a heat indicator built into ovens claiming top accuracy for oil cooking. A column showcases improvised “solar” recipes using common pantry items. Read on for oyster steak and tomato cracker crust variations that imitate seafood flavors and extend year round appeal.
The piece lists candidates for the state house and senate across several counties. It notes Doctor Sawyer as a past house member, mentions Allen Sapp in Lancaster, and outlines hopefuls from York, Clover, Blairsville, and Aiken. Veterans like Senator Ward and Senator Williams are referenced, with several incumbents seeking reelection and multiple new entrants named.
Frank W. Shealy, a 12 year member and former chairman of the State railroad commission, seeks the Lexington sheriff’s office. The Lexington Dispatch News notes he had consecutive public service to Lexington for 30 years, including service as clerk of court before his election.
The Pennsylvania Railroad backs a new Transontinental Air Transport Company to combine air and rail networks for a 48 hour passenger service from Atlantic to Pacific. Plans call for similar service linking major U S cities as soon as possible.
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