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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
8
Rev Charles J Slattery argues in McCalls that the church can reduce divorce by marrying only its members and by clergy speaking plainly about marriage. He urges probationary talks with couples and parents, rejecting casual or self indulgent unions.
The decision by Brock and Schlee to stop after vast journeys adds to the esteem already earned. The bold voyage crossed oceans and continents, earning honor without completing the hazardous Pacific jumps.
Political observers in Washington note a growing pronounced tendency among Western farmers to break party lines and support independents for Senate and Congress regardless of the White House occupant. They hope the dry and wet controversy will smother this trend.
The quotes contrast American and Chinese naval ambitions with snappy editorial tone. The Indianapolis Star laments excess champagne in Britain and United States ships while The Atlanta Constitution notes China contemplating powerful ships from junk boats.
Washington reports pressure on Governor Al Smith of New York to follow McAdoo in withdrawing from the Democratic presidential race. Senators Caraway Dill Harris and Fletcher urge unity, arguing that McAdoo’s move clears the field and improves party prospects, while Smith supporters warn of renewed Madison Square Garden tensions.
Spartanburg prepares for Col. Lindbergh and his Spirit of St. Louis with planned crowds and safe traffic flow. The event includes a 2 pm arrival from Atlanta, a Duncan Park address, amplifiers for full field coverage, and a Converse College address in the evening. Merchants seek restrained advertising and special rail rates to handle thousands of visitors while showcasing the city. The Cotton linters outlet at the Agriculture Bureau aims to dispose of one million bales, enabling rayon and other products.
Paul Clay of Moody's Investment Service predicts a prosperous Autumn as trade holds steady through summer. He cites cheap materials labor and capital as factors that should stimulate business.
The article notes Col Lindbergh may receive at least 300000 dollars from a book sale. It cites 60000 dollars from newspaper stories and a handsome salary in his current job, suggesting a strong financial start for the young man. It also mentions German land distribution with 3378509 farms under five acres and 369 farms over 2500 acres.
Will Rogers resigns as Beverly Hills mayor and is elected Congressman-at-Large by the National Press Club. He will roam the country inspect the Union and report on prohibition enforcement with a suspended salary of $1 per year.
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