Public Affairs Committees to Advise on Public Works
A 1919 Hoover organized American Engineering Council panel of ten will oversee Public Affairs Committee duties reporting on public works. Other committees will study power radio telephones forestry street and highway safety economy and related topics to guide government action. Members largely refuse political posts yet show confidence in the president. LET US DO YOUR JOB PRINTING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Engineering Council
Hoover
Washington
Resistional Bladder Irritation Sinep Sateen Ing
Fragmentary note mentions bladder irritation and terms sinep sateen ing with unclear context. No identifiable person, organization, date, or location is readable. Summary limited to readable fragments.
Tax Notice for Aiken County Taxes Due 1929
Tax notice lists tax books opening September 15 1929 for State County and School taxes in Aiken County. It details levy mills and district special school taxes with monthly add ons from January to March 1930 and penalties for late payment. Treasurer Thos H Williamson cautions on mail and payment methods and note that postmarks govern penalties.
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Aiken County
Milliken City
Aike
New Holland
Hammond & M4
Hammond
Lillbrook
Courtney Aiken
Edisto Windsor
Berlin Giddy Swamp
Silverton
h _ Seivern
Gloverville
Langley
Graniteville
Greg
Hopewell
Horse Creek
Rathwood Sereyi -Hammonit
Kedds
Meerin MeTier
MeTier
MeTier Ab
Mt. Calvery
Millbrook
Ebal
Neeston
Perry
Hopewell Ge
Pine Forst -Hammond
Round Top Rocky Spring
Salley We St Belvedere Shultz
Rocky Grove
Shaws Fork
Windsor
Shiloh
Aiken A
Marsucha Eles Jackson
Wards
Mossy Sleepy Hollow
Smythe Rocky Grove
Kitchings Mill Tabernacle
Talatha Park Sleepy Hollow
Town Creek
Giddy Swamp
Warrenville
Windsor - Windsor
North Auguste
Pineland
Shultz
Tabernac
Plunkett Shaw
Glade Windsor
Beaver Aiken
Cable
Briieley
Chineapin
Shaws Creek
Col Luke Lea declines senate seat reflecting public service versus publishing
Historical column notes Col Luke Lea of Tennessee declined a United States Senate seat after Governor Tyson offered it to him following Senator Davis Tyson’s death. The piece argues Lea’s stance highlights the public role of newspaper publishers, praising South Carolina weekly papers for shaping the state’s identity and public service.
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Luke Len
Tennessee
United States Senate
Nashville Tenneysean
Memphis : Commercial Appeal
Knoxville Journal
Col. Lea
Lawrence Davis
Tyson
United States
South Carolina
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
South ‘Carolina
Col. Lew
Luke Lea
Congress
Blonde hair care a guide from a vintage article
The piece extols natural hair health linking it to general well being. It details washing and brushing, recommends a Castile soap rinse, white creams or oils for dry scalps, baking soda rinses, and chamomile for Titian blondes. It cautions against tar soap and dark tonics and cites Edison as a model of active living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camomile Ton
Campaign spending in senate races raises questions of value
Truman H. Newberry of Michigan was ousted after spending about $90,000 in his campaign. William S. Ware, Philadelphia boss, spent around $500,000 in his primary. The piece notes the return on investment and the stakes behind the money.
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Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Willian S. Ware
Philadelphia
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Gongreal
Doxen
Price Plating Works
Agusta GA
8. C
Thos. H. Williamson
Sheaaes
Eencunseniles
Agornyes
U.S. Senate
Janee
Thomas A. Edison
Plete Service
Che Aiken
BUICK
Marquette
Lovejoy
Fisher
J1ck Motor Company
Flint
General Motor Builders
DH McLoughlin
Oshaws
Ont
Corporation
Priera
Ues
Hallman-Johnson Motor Co
Aiken, S. C
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