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Newspaper

Forest City Courier

Location

Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

6

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Health Over Calomel

Dodson's Liver Tone advertises a safe alternative to calomel, claiming it cures sluggish liver and related symptoms without salivation. The copy urges buying a bottle for a few cents and promises a money back guarantee if it does not improve health. A second snippet notes a domestic dispute at Bilkins' house over wage finances.

Dodson Ray Bilkins’ House

Burglary Breaks Safe After Lost Combination

A New Castle Pennsylvania businessman D T McRoberts could not access his safe for a year due to a missing combination. Burglars recently forced the lock, found no money, but left papers and property, and the owner expressed mock gratitude for their help.

D.T. McRoberts New Castle

Eatonic Users Get the Greatest Benefits

Reports from across the United States show Entonic offers best results after a few weeks of regular use. One to two tablets after meals ease belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery as it absorbs excess acids and toxins and helps the body eliminate them. Continue regular use to obtain lasting benefits and consult a pharmacist for guidance.

Chicago U. S Eatonie Eatonic Ady

Sinn Fein courts supplant crown courts in Dublin

Reported in Dublin that Sinn Fein tribunals are gaining power over crown courts with many appeals withdrawn from the crown supreme court. Also notes rail workers’ protests, police trains held up, and government security measures around the city.

Wilson to Open League of Nations Assembly Meeting

Washington reports the first meeting of the League of Nations to be issued by President Wilson in November. The notice may set Geneva or Brussels as the venue. Mexican generals Barra gan Ricault Blanco Fontes returned from the United States after fleeing Carranza’s death. The State Department continues to restrict recognition of any Russian authority. Washington would grant recognition to the Mexican government under the De La Huerta administration upon pledges to maintain order and protect foreigners. Governor Cox, seen as anti-Wilson by convention forces, is a League advocate aligned with the president.

Dublin Ireland Sinn Fein Crown Courts Crown Supreme Court Sanitary Commission of Vera Cruz Mexico Board of Trade Regulations Robert Borden Canada Arthur Meighan Sir Robert Ottawa Vonghes Dijon France London Britain Japan United States League of Nations British War Office Wrangel Russia Londonderry Washington Mexico City Carranza Norfolk la Beeline White House Wilson Cox San Francisco Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Assembly of the League of Nations State Department Geneva Brussels Juan Barragan Alfredo Ricault Lucio Blanco Col Paulino Fontes de la Huerta anti-Wilson

Jury to try twenty Communists in Chicago trial

A Chicago jury will try twenty Communist party members on a conspiracy to overthrow the government after nine weeks of voir dire. About 1400 jurors were examined and rejected for inability to be impartial. The report also notes other events across the country including labor queries in Tennessee, a fatal lynching in Paris Texas, a failed Carnegie Mansion robbery attempt, and wartime court rulings on injuries.

Chicago Communist Party Chattanooga Irving Herman Arthur H. Hodges William Hodges Paris Texas Raymond Weir Patterson N. J Andrew Carnegie Fifth Avenue New York Arkansas Supreme Court Oscar L. Martin France People’s Mutual Life Insurance Company League of Nations Reed Kansas City San Francisco Union Station Roderfield Williamson W. Va National Casket Company Nashville

Road meeting in August schedule

Road meeting in August schedule details show local officials organizing public discussions on traffic and infrastructure improvements. Community members may attend sessions at designated venues to review proposed routes, safety measures, and funding considerations for upcoming projects.

Cox May Be There For Extra Session Raleigh Meeting

Raleigh reports 1200 Invitations sent for August 10 rally in Raleigh on the extra legislative session. Col. T. L. Kirkpatrick and James M. Cox are attached to the good roads program with 3,000 delegates expected. Governor Bickett says no conference until the session opens.

Raleigh North Carolina General Assembly Col T. L. Kirkpatrick Wilmington-Charlotte-Asheville James M. Cox Raleis Bickett Colonel Kilpatrick

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Dooson Calomel California Tye American Legion Weekly Othine Stremeth Boston Evening Transcript the News OF the South Southand Chiapas Francisco J.murgula Michoacan Soviet Russia Governor Bickett Mary Hilliard Hinton North Carolina Suffrage Rejection League Susan B. Anthony North Carolina Winterville Pitt Central Educational Board of the Baptist State Convention Roanoke and Neuse Atlantic Baptist Associations Colonel Pratt Joseph Hyde Pratt North Carolina Geological and Economic Survey American Association of State Highway Officials National Association of Sand and Gravel Producers Atlanta Federal Jorge H. Bellamy Bailey Warren Ed Horton A.B. West T. S. Emory J. D. Royall Henry W. Connor Henderson American Express Company Rowan Metts Landi Rowan County Myor M. R. Beaman North Carolina Trafficssociation Ratroads Gol Albert Cox The Traffic Association North Carolina Highway Commission Frank Page General Assembly Mecklenburg County Old Highway Commission Winston Salem Uncle Sam Winston-Salem United States Department of Agriculture U. S. Department of Agricultur Audubon Society of Arkansas Georgia South Carolina Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau Soil Improvement Committee of J. N. Harper Sunday School Association North Carolina Sunday School Association D. W. Sims Sims Porest City N.C Paul W. Gay Forest City J. B.L Justice P and Notary P Long Drug Co Alexander II of Beni Boltspf Forest City L. Edward Rutherfordton, N Frank R P Reinhardt Fur Forest City, N Dr. J. DE Forest Cty, N.C Délice DR. J Veterinarica Bhelby, North Ee He Behair Si Shawer
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