Savannah Chronicle Calls for a Spacious Fifth Street Bridge
The Savannah Chronicle urges a wide 40 foot bridge over the Savannah at Fifth Street, arguing for beauty and practicality. It cites cooperation between Georgia and South Carolina highway departments, Aiken and Richmond counties, and officials from both states, noting traffic diversions may occur during construction but progress requires it.
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Thanksgiving Day in South Carolina Reflections on Gratitude
A historical reflective piece emphasizes the coastal settlers worshiping freely and giving thanks for blessings. It extols the nation’s government, religious freedom, education, home ownership, opportunities, and leisure, urging a heartfelt public observance of gratitude and praise for fellow citizens and friends.
Stocks vs Stockings in the 1929 Christmas Outlook
Despite the stock market crash and billions in paper losses, the 1929 Christmas buying season is expected to set records. Bankers say the public’s buying power remains intact, business continues, and stockings will be filled with necessities rather than promotion stocks. Rail traffic is above normal and employment improves, with only a small fraction affected by losses.
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Carolina
Wall Street
Curries and Credits in Tariff Bill Debate
The New York Times notes the tariff bill’s fate hinges on Senate controversy and exposed framing practices. It asserts a long dispute has killed the bill or its kind, highlighting conservative public sentiment and the bill’s contentious drafting as central factors.
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Tariff Bill Process Described As Plain Nakedness
The text denounces the tariff bill process as repulsive and naked, with lawmakers yielding to favors and writing in forms to please patrons. It notes a general resolve, even by protectionist senators, to avoid such manipulation in future tariff legislation.
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Bill Shevicks
Penns Menitt
Flexible hog casings offered by Enxsterling Bros Augusta Ga
Wholesale finest hog casings offered with prepaid parcel post pricing. One to twenty five pounds available at 0e 1.15 4.50 10.06 respectively. Address Enxsterling Bros 476 Broad St Augusta Ga. Also a 42 acre farm near Springheld S C with mill pond dwelling tenant house barn mills and fertile land for sale. For rent two furnished apartments at 916 Pendleton Street call 416 J.
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Thoxine Promise Cuts Coughs in Fifteen Minutes
A doctor’s prescription brand Thoxine claims rapid cough relief by addressing throat irritation. It promises instant soothing, safety for all ages, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee if coughs persist beyond 15 minutes. Sold by W. J. Platt & Co. and other drugstores.
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W. J.platt & Co
Tariff Debate Mixes Tariffs and Trade Power
The Retail Ledger opposes Hawley tariff proposals arguing higher tariffs would raise prices on common goods. The piece notes disputes over domestic selling prices versus foreign values and hints at complex control by pools and combinations. It warns that consumer groups may shift power as they join the debate and intensify pressure.
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Retail Ledger
Philadelphia
Millionaires and Paupers in 120 Million Americans
The speaker notes that about one in ten of 120 million Americans are in public institutions prisons or supported by charities as paupers. He contrasts this with the existence of poor and indigent groups and compares to less favored nations.
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Banking group data from ABA cited by Jed Resources
A Jed Resources statement referencing the American Bankers Association says about half of 273 banking organizations are held by non banking groups. It notes 1858 banks are involved through combinations with corporations and other entities. The report highlights the concentration of ownership in non bank composed groups.
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