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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
7
Foreign Advertising Representative Terrab An Rosociatton urges a united, vigorous fly-swatting campaign on May 11, 1922. Citizens warned that flies spread deadly germs to babies and contaminate food, urging prompt disposal of garbage and sustained community action to eliminate the pest. The notice stresses cooperation to prevent later, wider outbreaks.
Mr J C Powell declares his bid for Commissioner of High School Towne ship after 36 voters urged him to run He pledges to devote his best effort to improving roads and service if elected.
Mother's Day observance planned at the Methodist church next Sunday May 14 with the theme The Mothers Place in the Home and the Nation. Services are scheduled for morning and night and both fathers and mothers are specially invited.
Memorial Day will be observed at Cool Spring cemetery Saturday afternoon May 13 at 3 o clock. Rev M A Adams pastor of Rutherfordton Baptist church will deliver a short address.
J. M. Price & Son has installed a new electric National cash register, described as the most modern type, signaling the store’s commitment to up-to-date equipment and efficiency.
Asheville eye specialist Dr. F. K. Gardner travels today and will see patients at Caroleen Dr Harrill's office on Friday May 12 Henrietta Dr Whisnant's office on Saturday May 13 and Cliffside Hotel on Monday May 15 for eye consultations.
The Baraquets live in a former wine cellar beneath a cathedral town shelling shadow, aging 82 year old Monsieur and 76 year old Madame recounting loss and memory. They rely on American aid and remember Empress Eugenie in happier days while adapting to debris and a French army stove.
Lord Leverhulme bought an island off Scotland to aid 30000 inhabitants including farmers, workers, and fisher folk. His lawyer drew a 26 clause contract for tenants. One elder refused, saying he cannot keep ten commandments for a mansion yet will not agree to 26 for a small house. Bad lighting slows factory output in 446 concerns across 19 states and 57 towns. Only 40 percent of factories are adequately lit, though lighting boosts production and reduces accidents and spoilage.
Dr William Burdick supervisor of Caralcal education urges that women today must learn and play more athletic games to bear the burdens of citizenship and support the public schools of Maryland with stronger athletic programs.
Efird's announces a Saturday and Monday sale with deep discounts across men and boys clothing and ladies wear. Highlights include half price ladies spring suits, 98 cent shirts, dresses from 6 to 21.75, fabrics and sheets at bargain prices, and low priced work shirts, pants, overalls, and rugs. Forest City, N C.
In this issue the widely known Mr. J. C. Johnson announces his candidacy for Constable in Cool Springs Township. Also advertised are typewriter ribbons in a large selection priced right with office pickup or mail, and chattel mortgages offered by mail at 10 or more units for half a cent each through The Forest City Courier.
Movie program item notes a showing of Will Rogers in A Poor Relation for Thursday May 11. It states the picture was erroneously advertised for the previous Thursday.
Friday program features The Man Who Married His Own Wife a Snub comedy and Ethel Clayton in The Price of Possession. A two reel Table Steak comedy follows with matinee prices one and twenty cents. Also a Fox picture and a Western. May 12 program listings.
The letter outlines a plan for a new property assessment and county government changes, arguing local assessors can value farms and town property without outside supervision. The candidate pledges impartial service, defends tax fairness, and stresses experience as county attorney. He urges support for reform measures and emphasizes Democratic commitment to the county’s welfare.
On Wednesday May 17 a Cosmopolitan production presents The Passionate Pilgrim and Aesop's Fables. The program showcases two classic narratives, inviting audiences to enjoy refined drama and timeless fable entertainment.
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