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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
10
A 1925 classroom assignment recounts a Cliffside High School field trip to a cotton mill. Students describe opening bales, mixing grades, feeders, carding, drawing, spinning, weaving, and finishing, ending with inspected cloth packed into bales for shipping nationwide and abroad.
A first person narrative follows a cotton seed through growth and processing from planting in North Carolina to ginning and carding. The seed recounts its journey from field to oil and food production, sale as seed cotton, and final steps toward textile processing.
A historical notice outlines a March 27 to 29 programme by the Green River Association. Events include devotional sessions, sermons, Sunday School talks, home and foreign mission reports, B Y P U demonstrations, an organ recital, and general discussions. Participation urged from pastors and churches with entertainment by First Baptist Church.
The state funds free clinics traveling through Cliffside testing for diphtheria and TB. Dr Twitty tested 140 school children with parental consent cards, then returned a week later to read results and vaccinate those in need. Dr Lee conducted thorough TB exams at the Memorial Building as many residents availed themselves.
An old fashioned testimonial fragment urges Doan's Pills as a kidney remedy. It features Mrs. G. E. Wilson of Forest City praising relief from back pain and irregular kidneys after using the product. The text includes unrelated dream imagery about a spinning and weaving process.
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