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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
8
An ad claims Cystex can ease bladder irritation causing sleep disturbance, burning, itching, backache, and fatigue. It urges readers to buy at drug stores, promising quick improvement and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, all for 60 cents.
The fragment argues adults can contract diseases like worms and similar ailments as children. It references White's Cream Vermilage as a product available to treat worm issues, implying adults and children share susceptibility and remedy.
The text highlights emulsification as a key process that makes milk easily digested and palatable by dispersing fat. It discusses butter-fat emulsification in milk and the role of cod liver oil in enhancing taste and purity.
Amid deaths of three members, South Carolina senators push a license to operate motor vehicles, create a state police patrol under the highway department with bonds, and tighten liquor laws. Debates span revenue measures, tax shifts, and proposals to enact stricter enforcement, with House and Senate contrasting plans in a session marked by tragedy and heated policy clashes.
A historical item notes a mother praising a product named California Fit Syrup as dependable for sick children, highlighting its locative claim in early medical advertisements. The piece reflects period emphasis on household remedies and trusted tonics for child health.
Rejoicing in South Carolina follows the U S Supreme Court ruling on the 5,000,000 road bond issue. The highway department plans immediate work to enlarge the system and connect existing improved routes. Government funding and future federral aid anticipated to augment the state program during construction.
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