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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1926

Page

8

Fashions Mix Masculine and Feminine in Paris Styles

A Paris fashion scene blends masculine cut dinner jackets and breeches with feminine gowns. Pyjama ensembles, bold color mixes, and varied hats dominate the spring look while Rosalind and other women borrow boyish lines for casual wear.

Chashps Elysees Avenue du Bois de Boulogne David Copperfield Rosalinds Rosalind Norfolk Mme. Tollman

Candidates Flourish in Early Kershaw County Politics

The Pickens Sentinel notes a busy political year with early announcements in Kershaw County for probate judge two candidates for auditor sheriff and treasurer and Congressman Stevenson announcing re election. The piece observes crops and candidates maturing earlier in the low country than in the Piedmont.

Piedmont Kershaw Kershaw County Stevenson Pickens

Two Views of Life From Wealth and Simple Living

A rich man who built wealth through others says progress equals money and power while most risk never to continue after a first million. A poorer couple chose cautious saving, a cottage, a river, and a modest life, finding happiness beyond wealth. The piece contrasts ambition and contentment, arguing character over fortune.

Will Rogers critiques land ownership laws and justice

Will Rogers argues that Mexico can dictate land rules and mineral rights, while the United States restricts Japanese ownership. He suggests Washington may allow Mexico to govern itself and notes that U S courts offer recourse for individuals, questioning unequal treatment.

Will Rogers York State Washington O. B d Mexico United States

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