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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
3
NATIONAL. CAPITOL VAUDEVILLE STAGE discusses topics like diplomatic immunity and monarchy in a fragmented Washington commentary. The piece probes subjects of sovereignty, dignity, and public discourse amid a chaotic, talky tone.
A Senate report notes thirty-five states have urged a constitutional convention to rewrite the U S Constitution. Proposals focus on electing senators by popular vote and other amendments, while dangers include limiting Supreme Court power and intrastate commerce controls. no convention has been held since the original draft.
English writer H G Wells doubts the disarmament program as a genuine peace move. He argues war’s logic is inevitable unless nations lose sovereign liberty and promote world federation while maintaining free major powers. He warns without that, another world war is certain.
Columbia reports that since Governor Richards took office three years ago the State deficit actually decreased by 23,825.41 dollars despite enlarged appropriations. Comptroller charges of 1927-29 amounting to 76,624 dollars are offset by asset write offs, yielding a net reduction in the deficit, according to Tax Commission Chairman W. G. Query.
The article surveys spring and warm-season woolens dominating sports wear with suits in silk and wool. It highlights covert cloth travel suits, crepe jerseys, jersey tweed mixtures, and color schemes of chocolate browns and mintosa yellow. It notes self-patterned crepes, striped jerseys, Shetland wools, and the return of puffed capes and cape faced jackets as key trends.
A health note warns against using medicines with herd drugs or minerals for constipation, citing digestive lining injury and temporary relief. It advocates Herbine, a herbal cathartic, as a safe, natural-relief option available at WE. PLATT & CO. AIKEN, S.C.
A wry observation notes women have adopted a firm stance in daily life, saying the habit has become common and outlasted its novelty as they place feet on desks during routine tasks.
The notice announces tax return filing from January 1 to February 28 1930 for Aiken County South Carolina. It warns of a ten percent penalty for late or missing returns on real and personal property and outlines required actions for various property owners and entities including banks railroads and telegraph firms. Appointments are listed across multiple towns with evening slots and a Home Folk’s in Augusta option for county residents who work there.
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