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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
8
The board reports that manufacturers earned only 5.35 dollars net profit per 100 of stock in 1925, with large official salaries included. Agriculture and allied products yielded 1.75 on market value without manager salaries, while banks and insurance firms logged profits above 15 percent.
A sermon criticizes constant sin focus and calls for universal goodwill toward Jews Catholics and blacks. It reimagines the Jerusalem courtyard scene where Jesus refuses to condemn the adulteress and writes in the sand saying go thy way and sin no more urging hope and restraint across all faiths.
The Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Columbia launches a basic research program led by Dr. E P Clark to discover new cottonseed product uses. Senator Christie Benet notes potential South and farmer benefits, including improved seed value through oil mills and refiners and impact on meat and meal markets.
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene sails for Europe to compel two key witnesses to testify in the Teapot Dome case. Harry M. Blackman and James E. ONeill are sought over 233 500 in Liberty bonds linked to the Fall lease. The long trial has drawn comparisons to Sacco Vanzetti for delays.
A dread malady, infantile paralysis, is spreading nationwide with 142 cases in 42 states for the week ended July 30, up from 63 the prior year. Health officials describe California and Massachusetts as nearing epidemic levels while science has yet to identify a cure or exact cause.
A report links three killed government agents off Florida to bootleg activity involving counterfeiting smuggling liquor narcotics and aliens. Chicago gunmen are said to aid the smugglers while officials warn of broad lawlessness and growing disrespect for rule of law amid possible political shifts in the Philippines and debates over military versus civilian governance.
This year 4 035 graduates come from 80 medical schools the largest since 1910. Medical student enrollment reached 19 662 across the nation this year.
War Department engineers and civilian engineers totaling 32 army and 124 civilians work on flood control data in the Mississippi valley. Their findings will be drafted into a report for Congressional use. The bill gives the Home Secretary power to refuse admission to aliens and to register or deport as needed.
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