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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1928

Page

8

Thoughts and Fights in a Turbulent Era

The piece laments a failure to discipline thoughts and lauds Tunney as intelligent and fair in boxing history, compares him to Lindbergh, and notes Canada’s tariff reform aimed at British labor and materials. It also cites Admiral Kerr’s stance on submarines, a wool felt hat market rise, and a critique of prize fighting paralleling war with calls to remove profits.

Tunney Col. Lindbergh Canada England Mark Kerr

Unclear War Talk and Trade Shifts Highlight Era

The passage notes U S troops in China being reduced from about 4000 as conditions settle. It mentions women entering family firms with new paternal titles and discusses the heavy reliance on imported hides and skins. It warns against repeating 1914 era international tensions, stressing money as a barrier to war and asserting the United States will not be drawn into conflict again.

United States Milady Ime Jenny Saya Miller St. Is

New Figuring Remoulder Promises Slenderness Ease

A Parisian authority notes shifting fashion toward a new figure remoulder garment. The device allegedly smooths curves and reduces measurements with a tightening fabric, while critics warn it may imply tyrannical slimming standards and discomfort.

Lehman Names More Finance Directors and State Directors

Herbert H. Lehman announced additional national and state Directors of Finance for the Democratic National Committee. New vice chairmen include Percy Straus and Charles Sabin, with James D. Phelan named. State Directors of Finance cover numerous states, Canal Zone and Philippines Islands, indicating appointments in most regions. The note ends with Carranza’s death and a possible U.S. Steel tax suit affecting treasury surplus.

Herbert H. Lehman Democratic National Committee National Finance Committee Percy 5. Straus R. H. Macy & Co Charles H. Sabin Guaranty Trust Co James D. Phelan United States California Mark Eisner Mr. Lehman Alabama Clarence H. Mullins Birmingham Arizona Joseph Vaidiman Phoenix Arkansas James J. Harrison Little Rock Dustus Wardell San Francisco Colorado Fred W. Walley Denver Florida C. J. Hardee Tampa Delaware Jonah Marvel Wilmington Louisiana Col Robert Ewing New Orleans Massachusetts Arthur Lyman Boston Minnerote Joseph Wolf St. Paul Misatasippi Quealy Kemimerrr Canal Zone J. Boyle Balhosa Heights Philipnine Islands James Rows Mania

Former Boston Mayor Leads First Voter Drive

The Smith-Robinson League of First Voters forms its national network with Andrew J. Peters former Boston mayor as chair and Join Harlan Amen as co chair. Regional headquarters planned to mobilize young voters as the balance of power in the coming election hangs on this bloc. Peters says the new voter group elevates youth influence and aligns with Governor Smiths equal opportunity platform.

The First Voters Smith-Robinson League of First Voters Andrew J. Peters Beston Join Harlan Amen Grover Cleveland Peters Slavernor Smith Smith

Missouri Governor Thanks for Support on Senate Victory

Governor Alfred E. Smith sends a telegram of thanks to Judge Charles M. H for congratulatory wishes on his Democratic senatorial victory in Missouri. The message also expresses appreciation for support of both state and national tickets as the governor returns from a funeral for lifelong associate George E. Brennan of Milnats.

Alfred BE. Smith Charles M. H Missouri Iala George E. Brennan

Fragments from a cryptic newspaper snippet

A brief, unreadable fragment appears to mention various phonetic elements and letters creating a puzzling sequence. The text offers no clear event, person, organization, or location to summarize as a news item. The piece resembles a stray OCR fragment with no identifiable action or outcome.

Prohibition Seen No Barrier to Modern Progress

A remark noting that the idea of prohibition is outdated and that no challenge is insurmountable today suggests a forward looking stance on social change. The quote frames prohibition as a relic while implying renewed optimism about overcoming past restrictions.

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