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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
6
The text discusses Goldenrod as a beautiful yet troublesome plant, likening its spread to a national flower and its potential industrial value. It notes modern science misclassifies it as ragweed, warns of hay fever, and mentions speculative farming ideas tied to Henry Ford and Edison about rubber content and commercial viability.
The text notes rising expenditures for roads and public buildings, nearly doubling prior figures, with states and municipalities issuing bonds to finance the surge. It predicts a sustained construction wave with widespread employment and circulating money, while private residences are excluded from the near term outlook.
The National Cemetery near Washington sits across the Potomac as a sacred shrine for Civil War leaders like Robert E. Lee and George Washington. Lincoln Memorials and reconciliation gestures bridge North and South, making Arlington a national symbol akin to Westminster Abbey, a place many believe every American should see.
A terse notice informs readers about state and local game laws and that game wardens can provide full information about federal rules. It emphasizes the need to know licenses and compliance, urging readers to seek guidance on legal requirements for hunting and animal protection.
A long study from the USDA notes Americans now eat more fruit and vegetables and poultry while beef wheat corn and most meats decline. Pork rises mainly as ham while bread products fall about 40 percent. The trend shifts labor to lighter diets and boosts fruit and vegetable demand for producers.
The Senate approved an extra 100 million dollars for the Federal Farm Board from the revolving fund, backing by the U S treasury amid a clash of cooperative and speculator interests. The issue pits collectivism against individualism with wheat growers seen as pivotal to the outcome, hinging on production cuts or losses if the movement falters.
Mothers often avoid noting restless sleep loss of flesh and appetite loss in children. The text urges recognizing round or pin worms as the cause and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a fast, effective remedy available from Wood, Peavett & Col, Vikren, S.C.
A dated advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for constipated children. It claims quick stomach relief, cleansing of bowels, and pleasant taste, urging mothers to ask a pharmacist for genuine California Syrup for their kids.
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