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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
Julia Bottomley notes Miss Vogue opening a new season with spring coats and overblouses. Describes ottoman silk coats, tailored pongee blouses, and fur accents, plus printed crepe overblouses, tunic styles, and decorative embroidery in tan and blue.
Lesson centers on Jesus dying for sins with emphasis on Calvary, forgiveness, and the cross as life for the world. It outlines the crucifixion scene, the responses of bystanders and rulers, the penitent thief, and Jesus’ final cry as creation witnesses the atonement.
A reflective quotation by George MacDonald remarks that life teaches patience and self denial since there are no sick beds to tend or mourners to comfort in the father's house.
The text argues that divine blessing for peacemakers requires lasting peace, which depends on solid principles as the foundation. It emphasizes stability through enduring, well-founded ideals rather than fleeting arrangements.
An ad claims Freezone removes corns quickly with no pain or irritation. A tiny bottle bought from a druggist costs a few cents and promises to remove hard or soft corns and calluses without soreness, letting you lift the corn with fingers.
The timber bridge at North Seaton in Northumberland, long believed to carry heavy traffic, has served for over fifty years and will be replaced by a new steel viaduct measuring 1,041 feet in length.
An old Cuticura advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It claims the product renders other perfumes unnecessary and belongs to the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment.
A rare cold wave hit Hawaii as temperatures plunged to around 60 degrees in Tlawati, marking the chilliest spell in 14 years and well below the normal winter highs near 70 degrees. Local residents reported unseasonal chill and light frosts in some districts.
An unidentified advertisement extols a topical product for cuts burns wounds and sores. It claims quick healing and notes three sizes, all in stock for home use.
A witty exchange questions Mand's restraint while praising Marie as notably wonderful and prone to be misjudged due to her many qualities.
A reader tips that mixing one-half teaspoon Calumet baking powder into mashed potatoes or carrots with milk and beating well yields a light appetizing dish.
In Ersten Michigan, Methodist congregants convert an old barroom and pew space into a modest church seating about ten people, reflecting a local effort to repurpose a former tavern for worship. The project reshapes a small downtown venue into a spiritual gathering place.
The speaker argues that public opinion and informed agencies should be the ultimate authority in war policy. He highlights two constructive forces the intelligence of the mass and moral community, praising the Dawes plan and urging U S adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice to foster international law without a supergovernment.
A Paris press column criticizes the Anglo American push for France to settle debts. It quotes Le Temps and finance minister Louis Loucheur, arguing France views its debts as political rather than financial and has no intent to pay them. The piece frames the debate as an impossible proposition for France to honor both sides.
Businessmen seek security and governments seek both economic and political security. The question is how to obtain that security. No businessman expects more than equality of market treatment. the aim is to secure at least equality of treatment worldwide.
Covington Kentucky resident Mrs Harry Ashcroft credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies for a dramatic recovery from long standing weakness and pain. She describes using Verve table Compound Blood Medicine Sanative Wash and Liver Pills and urges others to consider the remedies. Another letter from Mrs T M Boyer of Gilman City Missouri reports relief from years of nervousness headaches and fatigue after using the same preparations.
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