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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
13
The unreadable OCR snippet describes a quick relief concept with phrases about ending suffering and chewing pain. It mentions a service by place, no water, and soothing qualities of products. A Dillords Qiestao and a free sample offer appear in a garbled promotional fragment from a Health Depts source at 113 North 13th in Newathy Ne Je.
Rutherfordton August meeting of the county board retained the home agent and farm demonstration agent positions after rural protests over discontinuation. The board also postponed action on putting the county fishing license in effect and on forest fire control funding, with multiple community leaders urging continuation of the offices and related programs.
Rutherfordton Kiwanis clubs vote to meet Hendersonville group in a joint gathering at Chimney Rock pavilion on August 28. Each club to present part of the program and send a strong delegation.
Rutherfordton Kiwanis will hosts its annual Farm Picnic at W. T. Bennett’s farm near Gilkey on Thursday evening, August 14 from 5 to 8 p m. Farmers are urged to attend with families and dinner baskets. Bennett, a leading farmer, grew 1462 bushels of wheat on 28 acres this season.
The Floyds revival concluded Sunday night led by Rev W C Rivenback of Charlotte who delivered strong sermons. A Goodes Creek revival begins tonight with Rev J D Blanton and Rev Honecott from Cliffside leading nightly services. Several locals visited relatives and many participated in singing lessons, with minor community notes and a thunderstorm cow loss reported.
Mrs Clara W Geer and Miss Madge Wilkins hosted the Davis Dickerson Mills chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering on Chimney Rock road. The event sponsored the Peter Pan golf course, featured readings by Mrs A A Williams from Fort Valley Ga, music by Melbanes Curtis Twitty and W R Hill, and a gift basket for Mrs George W Winans of New Mexico. Refreshments followed for many attendees.
A girl is not timid for leaping to conclusions and is quick to show a cough, likened to boldness in emotion. The remark blends notions of fear, honesty, and affection into a concise domestic reflection.
Adults can and do contract many diseases common to children and often suffer more. The text cites worm infections as a frequent cause, with symptoms like itching and abdominal pains. It promotes White’s Cream Vermifuge as a remedy available at Peoples Drug Store.
Community notes from Golden Valley list visits by Viola Melton Dessie Towery Nannie Melton Jettie Mauney Lillie Mae Mauney and others. Rev E B Jenkins preaches to large crowds as revival extends to Aug 17 with funeral attendance for Alfred Grayson and courtesy visits from Wilmington and Winston-Salem residents.
D F Morrow of Rutherfordton Polk county will host a Rutherford Polk county reunion in Columbus Polk county at the court house on August 16. E B Cloud Columbus Democratic nominee for the legislature C T Waldrop Rutherfordton merchant and former sheriff Frank Burgess Columbus former Polk County registrar John L Jackson Tryon merchant and late W P Edwards Mill Spring were among Morrow’s students. About one thousand people are expected to attend.
N S Lachicotte from Hamlet, Seaboard agricultural, will address Ellenboro sweet potato growers on Saturday August 16 at 2 30 at the Ellenboro school. Growers storing this fall should attend and secure storage space. The Ellenboro sweet potato acreage rose 30 to 50 percent last year and favorable weather suggests a record crop this season.
A brief quotation notes that claiming ignorance is a form of ultimate realization. It presents a reflective line about knowledge and humility, attributed to a thinker. The remark underscores the paradox of knowing one's limits and the value of learning.
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