22 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
1
Sickness has not since Dro Tulben left Médieal Wrage in 1878, nor since be placed on target the laxative prescription he et Im hia practice. Dr. Caldeek's Syrup Pepalin offers a mild pleasant option for constipation relief, claiming long-lasting use per bottle and gentle action. Free trial bottles available by writing Syrup Pepin, Dept. BB, Meathrila, Illinois.
A long excerpt critiques a blunt insult by Senator Moses calling Western progressives wild jackasses. It traces historic echoes from Burchard to Blaine and Cleveland, noting such epithets unite opponents, boost support for targeted senators, and shift public sympathy, while arguing for tact over taunts in political discourse.
The U S Army conducts first motorization trials at Camp Eustis showing regiments moving by trucks and cars. British and American tests prove 800 men can be moved eight times faster than on foot. Equipment includes 18 Chevrolet touring cars 15 light trucks and nine pickup models.
Self styled human spider Daredevil Woods ascended the Bank of Western Carolina and the Commercial Hotel, drawing several hundred spectators. He completed a headstand atop both structures before a larger crowd later in the evening amid watchful onlookers.
Southern Bell Telephone Company distributed new fall and winter phone books in Aiken last week, containing about 700 names. For the first time residential and business listings include street addresses, making the local directory resemble larger city guides and reflecting the town’s growth and wider service area.
Industrial lenders’ figures show widespread use of small loans across 25 states. The piece attacks Eastern protectionists led by Reed and Moses as hostile to the West, condemns the Hawley bill, and condemns name calling as poverty of argument after a national sentiment against protectionism.
Charleston hosts the Georgia Gardening Institute with sessions from November 25 to 27 at the Charleston Museum. Speakers include Dr. F. L. Mulford Clemson’s E. J. McGinty and Miss Dora Dee Walker. A Middleton Place Gardens visit is scheduled with guides J. J. Pringle Smith and family.
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