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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
7
Fashion writers note shifting color trends for spring with violet and blue tones gaining ground while yellows and oranges recede. Navy blue resurges in some cities, peppermint green appeals for daywear, and greens range from Absinth to lemon yellows as Paris and Palm Beach influence color choices.
An ironic note in the Columbus Ohio State Journal remarks that after years of patient work to improve spinach, Luther Burbank may have lost his religion. The comment reflects public sentiment on his horticultural mission.
Prominent senator Borah starts to be mentioned as a possible candidate for the 1928 Republican presidential nomination, signaling growing interest in his leadership.
A domestic scene unfolds as Mr. and Mrs. Folks read the Daily Disappointment and trade playful quips about headlines and society while pondering the joke in a childishly bantering exchanges. They retire for the night, ending with a lighthearted if combative goodbye before sleep.
Boston Gilley, a member of the Ways and Means Committee, cautions that steep federal tax reductions now will trigger higher taxes in the following year, stressing timing and budget consequences.
The Columbia Record recounts Frank Libby Stanton, famed Georgia poet laureate, born in South Carolina but celebrated as a beloved regional literary figure. It notes legends about his age and recalls his verses from Maytime and Animals Frolic, with praise for his operatic style and civic influence.
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