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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1929

Page

3

Changes Noted in Abbeville Woman’s 96 Years

Abbeville’s Mrs. Fannie Calhoun Marshall celebrated her 96th birthday recalling a life of vast change. Born March 17, 1851, she describes shifts from open fires to electric stoves, from wine at visits to today’s drinking norms, and from luxury era servants to modern homes. She recalls wars from 1812 to World War I, mentions Calhoun family mills, and notes social fashions from hoop skirts to knickers, corsets to comfort. She remains sharp, reads daily, enjoys travel by car, and treasures a long memory of Abbeville’s streets, people, and times past.

Abbeville Attha Jifet Twancuskid Fannie ‘Calhouin- Marshall Mrs. Marshall Joseph Calhoun Frances Darracott Calhoun Capt Calhoun Mills King George Lundy's Lane Thomas Smith Joseph Selden Mars Marshall Augusta Kate Townes Dantenack

Secretaries of the Treasury and conflicts of interest

A historical note discusses a U S statute barring Secretaries of the Treasury from direct or indirect involvement in trade or commerce, and how it would apply to a secretary’s stock ownership or corporate ties. It cites A T Stewart and the 67 N Y 2001 ruling on stockholding disqualifications and the reach of the law to treasury duties.

United States Tzh Garant O A. T. Stewart New York Othis Law Giment Stewart AL Stewart N.Y Secretary of the Treasury

Two German Men Pass On Maco Foclapp Career Recall

The obituary notes Maco Foclapp, a senior Mine tesat figure, valued for his public service and conservative study of public questions. It recalls his retirement in 117 and his prominent role in Washington society alongside a strong career in hotel business.

Maco Foclapp Ferner Tesat Washington Thomas Tagegert Senate Indianapolis

Lame Duck Congress and St Patrick’s Day Reflections

The piece argues against a lingering lame duck Congress delaying new term start and urges voters to compel record votes before nominations. It also notes St Patrick died on March 17, 461, and reviews Patrick’s mission, scholarship, and influence on Western thought and Christianizing Ireland.

St. Patrick Ireland Patrick Flis Britain Italy Niall

New Jury System Proposal Aims for Civic Juries

The Association of Grand Jurors of New York County asks Rotary and Kiwanis clubs to mobilize willing members for jury service. The plan envisions consolidating experience and influence from hundreds of thousands of jurors to give Americans a stronger voice in balancing individual rights and state authority.

Association of’ Grand Jurors New York County Rotary Kiwanis

Uncertain Pay Raise for Jurors Cited in Old Notice

A fragment discusses pay rising from 3 to 8 dollars a day for jurors, noting past voluntary service and a careless young man harming a girlfriend's reputation. It mentions a professional gambler seeking favorable odds and a wager related to a lighter cigar not working, with odds described as favorable.

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