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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
1
A fragment from 19th century medical ad claims Dr Orescaldereil’s Byrup Pepsin offers relief for constipation and general ailments. It promotes a liquid remedy marketed to adults and children, asserting safe, gentle relief and broad consumer trust despite garbled OCR text.
South Carolina lawmakers push toward adjournment as the Free Conference committee rewrites the appropriation bill to fit projected revenues. Debate centers on taxes, labor limits for textile workers, and whether a four week extension or extra session will be needed. Rumors swirl about governor candidates and party leadership as several figures consider runs for governor, lieutenant governor, or Congress.
Fragmentary OCR text references an army, captains and a rear leader in a proclaimed trajectory. Names and details are garbled, yielding no clear event, date, or attributed quotes. The passage appears as stray notes rather than a complete report from the Roanoke Times.
Dr W G Bodie city and county health officer submits a report on the grading of milk supplied to Aiken by local dairies under the city standard milk ordinance. The list includes Edgewood Farm, Foremost Dairies, and others with grades from A to pasteurized B, reflecting varied quality across producers.
The article argues that freedom of expression is a constitutional right, allowing individuals to voice opinions without direct incitement to crime or public offense. It notes many people seek to “let off steam,” often attracting attention and sometimes provoking officials, highlighting the clash between liberty and authority.
City of Aiken issues tax duplicate for fiscal year starting January 1st. Tax collection runs November 1st to March 1st. Residents who filed tax returns with the County Auditor will be charged city taxes, including General Expense 20 mills, Bond Interest 12 mills, and Sinking Fund 5 mills.
A reflective monologue questions whether entrenched leaders in politics and religion hinder progress while the world advances. It suggests old timers may resist change, claiming control of mind and economic winds as their radical stance.
Savannah stands as a prominent city on the South Atlantic coast noted for its historic role and coastal setting.
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