Four Day Work Week Idea Spurs National Debate
A 1926 discussion traces the shift from frontier bravado to a new "Four, forty and leisure" movement. The concept of a four day 40 hour work week is explored as a potential sea change in American labor, with benefits like happier workers and lower costs, and drawbacks including union resistance preferring a four day 32 hour model.
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Bird Visits Local Park Tree In Late October
A bird arrived in late October and drilled holes into the sunny side of a tree before staying a few days to feast on sap. The caption notes Kilby photographed the scene as the bird moved south.
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Community Calendar for Aiken Area Events
Aiken calendar lists regular meetings for AIKEN CITY COUNCIL and COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION at specified times and venues. Social groups AIKEN ROTARY CLUB AIKEN LIONS CLUB and others present dinners lectures and public events including a Red Cross course and a Jaycee Turkey Shoot. Public invited to many events.
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Sapsuckers Unloved Migrants Details a Sap Drilling Bird
In October 1969 a male yel low-bellied sapsucker visited a yard choosing an elm to drill precise sap holes in even rows. The bird fed on sap and insects, leaving scars on the elm. a female arrived later adding holes before colder weather ended the activity.
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Self-Confidence Crisis Threatens Civilization in Clark Series
Kenneth Clark warns that waning confidence endangers Western civilization amid a culture of cynicism. His Civilization series highlights founders like Jefferson and argues that freedom and individual genius are essential to America’s greatness, now challenged by progressive controls.
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