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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
6
The fragment hints at a political slogan urging improved governance. It presents no clear people or organizations beyond generic references to government. Without additional context the item remains a short, vague caption-like note.
A fragment notes a person named Pacuever described as a man completely punched with holy socks, a curious if unclear characterization from a damaged text.
A fragmentary note hints at tensions around a school event described as a grave affair. The text mentions Tuar Iypiasa and a debarring cemetery spooning, suggesting confusion or coded language about conflicts or bans in a high school context.
A terse note suggests divorce cover records imply that marriage bonds offer limited lasting value and social mileage beyond formal dissolution.
Vague jumbled lines satirize taxation and government and mix proverbs with political humor. It imitates a review voice asserting taxes and social roles with ironic remarks about people who avoid taxes and the world of progressive women.
Fragmentary text indicates focus on actual expenditures and legitimate costs in relation to jury duty avoidance. The context suggests a discussion on improving procedures to address those who evade service and to allocate resources efficiently.
Dr W W Long urged better farm living conditions including homes schools roads and churches to raise living standards and argued home as the basis of agriculture quoting poets and thinkers on the home as a training ground for virtue while cautioning against reducing farming to factory production.
Ditton County shipped a carload of poultry last week. Marion County shipped its first car of poultry for 3.06. Newberry County sent a poultry car to Northern markets. Upcoming shipments include hogs and poultry from Manning. Obituaries include John S Beasley 48 died in St Charles Hattie A Kennedy 75 Hed at New Zion Mex MA Bartwell Abbeville John R Richardson Sumter Joh Lewis Jackson Fandrom 76 Mariens.
Pennsylvania anthracite hard coal priced at 19.00 per ton for egg soft stove and nut. Dixie Gem coal 9.00 per ton. Buffalo Block 9.50 per ton. Montavallo soft coal 11.50 per ton touted as the world's best. Contact phone 52 J Aiken ice ad.
City of Aiken enacts fire safety rules banning smoking and matches in opera house and theatre spaces. The fire chief may station at least three firefighters with extinguishers during shows, with fines up to one hundred dollars or up to thirty days imprisonment for violations or interference.
A fragmented item mocks wartime rhetoric with satirical lines about hot dog bombs mustard gas and oysters sold to tyranny of law urging typhoid inoculation. It reads as a quizzical clipped social commentary from a historical page.
A Pensacola car stops Charles W Bryan for speeding while recalling the historical figure William Jennings Bryan who once ran for office.
A editorial note argues for adequate compensation for jurors in South Carolina. It states citizens should be reimbursed fully for time away from work and business, framing jury duty as public service rather than profit. It emphasizes patriotism and fairness in serving on the jury.
A farmer-focused speech urges resilience amid weather and markets, urging diversification with dairy, poultry, fruit, and crops. It champions cotton as a major, not sole, crop and argues one-crop systems threaten stability, calling agriculture the backbone of civilization and progress.
Delivered. Orders for parties and special occasions solicited. Misses Burckhalter. Phone 185-W.
A Louisville Kentucky paint firm offers to supply five gallons of its best house paint free of charge to one property owner at each post office or rural route in the county. The ad seeks a local salesman in every county and invites interested persons to write Central Oil Company Louisville Kentucky.
An advertisement invites Miss Burckhalter to indulge in catering options for delicious lunches and related offerings, promoting personalized service and variety.
Advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It claims a money back guarantee after one dose and is sold by W. J. Pratt & Co and all druggists.
An old style advertisement promises to cure nocturnal and urinary symptoms with Walker's Prostate Specific remedy. It urges readers to mail name and proof of relief to B Walker at 2488 Gateway Station Kansas City Missouri with no cost if not cured.
Walter Rish and Charlie Whittle seek Letters of Administration with Will Annexed for the estate of Mrs. Judie E. Given. Creditors and kin must appear at the Court of Probate in Aiken Court House on March 23 at 11:00 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted. Dated March 11, 1925.
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