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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
A timeless nostrums advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial issues. It promises rapid relief within a night and claims soothing of throat irritation while clearing phlegm and congestion for safer sleep. Children and adults are addressed, with emphasis on economical dosing and wide drugstore availability.
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a simple home remedy for rheumatic pain claiming relief overnight. A Dallas user cites 25 cent bottles and easy application without rubbing. The piece then shifts to a book excerpt praising William Jennings Bryan and his public life and ideals.
Review of Williams Jennings Bryan memoirs edited by Mary Baird Bryan highlights the dual portrait: Bryan as a public crusader and the intimate, critical perspective offered by his wife. The book blends In the Beginning and Life in Washington with Mrs Bryan’s candid biographical analysis.
Ex-secretary Charles E. Hughes argued for editorial comment on courts, insisting freedom of the press is at stake. He warned that suppressing criticism via contempt would end civil liberty, and he won his case.
Langley School District No. 29 sets a March 12 1926 election to fill the trustee seat of R L Dennis whose term ends February 28 1926. Polls run 8 am to 4 pm in Langley and Bath with Democratic Primary rules. Candidates must be listed with the County Department of Education by noon March 9 1926.
A playful exchanges shows Bill puzzled by a cockeyed phrase as Mr Spooner riffs on a coffee trap mispronunciation. The Richard moment captures Spoonerese humor from The Boston Transcript.
The Chester Reporter notes rival states like Virginia convict and sentence criminals quickly while South Carolina legal delays frustrate the public. Rudolph Disse, a Richmond offender, faces the electric chair after a case lasting only months, contrasted with longer delays seen in SC courts.
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