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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
7
Shelby R-5 January 14. In a tender belated thanks to Courier management, a vallance on journalism's worth appears. The writer reflects on Forest City's journalistic failures and laments the need for real teaching, writing, and music as crafts.
A compact note argues that opinions of intelligent strangers cannot uphold a local verdict. The line contrasts external viewpoints with community judgment, centering on a debate about local outcomes and authority, with a nod to a Corn Cracker reference as cultural texture.
Ches tey Meredith, 88, longtime Sea board conductor and Bladenboro native, died January 7 at the State Sanatorium after a year of ill health. He leaves a widow Miss Lucile Scott of Hamlet, one son, and his Bladenboro parents along with siblings. Funeral held January 8 at Hamlet Methodist Church.
Mrs. Sarah Green, 86, died at home between Cliffside and Ellenboro after a brief illness. Funeral at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Cleveland County with Revs. Harrill and Matheny officiating. Survived by five children: A. E. Green, Duffy Wood, E. N. Champion, Mary Green, and Jane Roberts. Pallbearers and flower girls listed. songs include Home Over There and Nearer My God To Thee.
A Battle Creek physician claims constipation causes much misery and presents Rexall Orderlie as immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften and evacuate waste gently without habit formation, urging readers to chew it at night for a bright next day. Available at Hall Rudisill Drug Co for 24 tablets at 25 cents.
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