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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

21

Hair growth claim advertised with Danderine and Bayer aspirin

An advertisement touts Danderine as a solution for lifeless hair and warns that Bayer Aspirin is the genuine, physician prescribed option after 23 years. It also notes copper coins in China and the circulation of about 40,000 Gopper coins.

China Bayer

Early Gas Waste Issues Highlighted by Gas Study

The report notes long standing waste of oil and gas losses, cites early Oklahoma Cushing field yields in 1912 to 1918, and estimates millions of dollars lost from gas wasted. It references gas consumption in 1912 and casing head gas losses, suggesting one third to one half of produced gas went to waste. The document also records a legal filing in Aiken South Carolina with W D Gaston Jr as attorney.

Sburesu Aiken Carolina A. D

Remarkable Remedy Sxpettorant Gains Popularity

An old advertisement touts Sxpettorant as a public favorite for sixty years and growing, claimed to heal affections. It is sold by druggists and general dealers in 30c and 60c bottles in towns.

Two Race Horses Lost From Moving Train in Bowie Maryland

F. T. Miller loaded three selling horses, Stanley, Catromea and Beteman, in a box car at Bowie Maryland en route to a winter racing meet. He claims the trio were in their stalls at Picayune Mississippi when he fell asleep, and the horses disappeared during the journey.

New Orleans F. T. Miller Stanley Catromea Beteman Bowie

Japan to Spend Over Half Billion for Reconstruction

Washington reports Japan will spend over half a billion in rebuilding after the quake. Conditions are stabilizing as military rule ends and shelters are provided. Tokyo sources say damage was not as extensive as first feared and reconstruction will take years.

Japan Washington Far Eastern Division Department of Commerce Tokyo

Army experts claim secret of animal longevity in service

Washington reports army specialists finding long living animals in active duty. Among 44,423 active horses and mules the average age is fourteen. 80 percent of horses and 64 percent of mules are over eleven years old, yet still perform.

Army Washington D. W. Gaston, Jr Senate Ael

Japan plans budget cut to 1.276 billion yen for next year

The finance minister announces a 7 million yen reduction from the current 1.346 billion yen budget, aiming to offset about 199 million yen in expected revenue drops. Market conditions stay easy with stable exchange rates, while small firms face credit hurdles due to security stamp shortages.

France Yasuda Bank Japan Europe

British Rubber Carpet Reversible Soft to the Tread

British manufacturers have developed a rubber carpet that is reversible and soft to tread. The innovation promises versatile use in homes and industries, offering two textures in one durable flooring option.

Historic Ribton Hall to be Demolished Soon

Ribton Hall on the Derwent at Camerton Cumberland will be pulled down shortly. Built in the Renaissance style for Charles II era by Inigo Jones, it later served as a farmhouse. Lord Lonsdale, owner, says the structure is unsafe and beyond repair. The hall houses oak and chestnut paneling and has a history tied to Waldeof and the Ribton lineage.

London Ribton Hall Derwent Camerton Cumberland Inigo Jones Lord Lonsdale Ribton Waldeof Gilmin Thomas Thomas Lamplugh Beverley Yorkshire

Russian Gamblers Exiled From Major Cities Across Russia

Moscow reports that gamblers speculators and citizens deemed a menace to national progress are being banished from Moscow and Petrograd to provincial towns and Siberia. The decree of administrative banishment has expanded as Communist leaders blame vice for economic failures and order mass dispersals to distant districts.

Moscow Russia Petrograd Narinsky Siberia White Sea Department of the Interior

Goodwill Effort Aims to Build Mutual Understanding

An initiative highlights goodwill actions intended to foster better understanding among communities. Organizers emphasize cooperation, dialogue, and shared goals to bridge gaps and promote harmony.

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