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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
8
The article argues PTAs should unite parents and teachers through shared activities at school events. They offer games, races, debates, and music to build understanding, companionship, and wholesome recreation, aiming to counter temptations facing children and reduce social ills.
Under a deed of trust dated November 24 1920 by Lee Bright and Bertha Bright the property in Rutherford County described by metes and bounds will be sold at public auction for cash to the highest bidder. The land contains about 5 acres more or less and lies along Bob Logan line and adjacent old road. Sale date is set as indicated in the notice.
Notice to subscribers about renewal timing and subscription label accuracy. Encourages forwarding payment promptly and directs readers to report incorrect labels. Requests old and new addresses for any address change. Includes a booster prompt for the home town.
A curious tale contrasts Parisian concierges with Boston janitors through anecdotes about hosts, guests, and a famed sociologist named Mr Johnson. The piece humorously notes polite treatment of servants and the hidden prestige behind familiar faces in social rituals.
Roy L. Moodie of the University of Illinois reports in Science that a fossil skeleton shows a healed bone fracture and a hollow swelling indicating chronic osteomyelitis. The presence of this infection supports the idea that bacteria existed early in Earth's history.
A four year old named Mary grows tired of her mother practicing French with her. The mother answers oui oui and Mary retorts that it is pig talk. The mother corrects her saying it is proper French. The child replies that the pig says the same at home.
A landlord taunts Jones about a newborn adding ten dollars to rent. The dialogue jokes about naming the child Calamity Jones, highlighting comic mischief and neighbors’ chatter. Other snippets include cartoon captions and a stage opening remark about Scribbler's new play.
The Southern Baptists expand a regional campaign against tuberculosis, establishing a 143 acre facility atop Mt Franklin near El Paso, funded by the 75 Million Campaign. Dr H F Vermillion leads the project with new infirmaries and planned medical buildings to educate and treat, while extending outreach to African Americans and whites in the South.
The report notes good Sunday school turnout despite bad weather. Mrs. J L Champion returned from Cliffside after tending her gravely ill grandchild. The Pastors and workers conference met in town in January. The Sandy Run association Sunday school convention is set for January 28 at the Baptist church.
Through a special arrangement with Progressive Farmer, readers can access discounted rates when subscribing to the Courier in combination. The offer pairs the farming publication with the local newspaper to provide broader coverage at a reduced price.
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