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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
4
Bondholders are urged to redeem Second Liberty Loan 4 percent bonds of 1931 42. Interest ceases on redemption date November 16, 1927. Holders may exchange all or part of bonds for par value if they notify banks or trust companies by mid November 1927. Further details available from Federal Reserve Banks or the Treasury Department in Washington.
Mooresboro R-1 reports Mothers Day observed at High Shoals with a fine program by the primary and junior departments. Many mothers and visitors attended, and many from the community joined the Mt. Pleasant memorial service. Local residents noted visits and guests among families including Wall, Robinson, Earley, Hawkins, Carpenter, and Elam Greene.
A large crowd attended the memorial services at Sulphur Springs on Sunday morning as Rev. T. C. Harris delivered the sermon. Beautiful flowers were placed on graves of departed loved ones. Sunday afternoon funeral services were held for Mr. Lee Mathis, who died Thursday.
Local notices promote Fairbanks tailoring and Gossamer raincoat for 26.75 dollars, touting all wool suit quality and waterproof coat. Mentions P O Box 382 Forest City NC and Fairbanks Tailoring Co of Chicago. Also includes brief obituaries and social notes about the community.
James Hamenik, Case 2084-N, suffered ten months of rheumatism with severe pain. After trying several remedies and X-ray and electric treatments with no relief, he underwent twenty four chiropractic adjustments and reports complete disappearance of the trouble.
A columnist scoffs at diet rivalry and “diet racket” claims that milks and raw foods cure all ills. He mocks self styled experts, nurses lacking credentials, and a farmer who overrode medical advice with oysters. He urges common sense and to prove all things.
Dempsey announces readiness for another bout, stirring talk on whether it is good or bad news for Mrs Dempsey who is said to lack humor. Judge Ben Lindsey from Denver praises modern American youth as the best yet, a topic fit for tonight’s dinner conversation.
A testimonial notes relief from cough and stomach trouble using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad promotes tablets or liquid forms sold by neighborhood druggists and invites readers to visit Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo for free medical advice.
If federal censorship over the press ever comes to pass in this country it will be as the result of New York newspapers covering its current cheap murder in a bigger and grander way than ever before.
The article notes the patent office in Washington doubts the existence of a true perpetual motion machine, while humorously criticizing a fashion mishap involving a flapper struggling to keep shoulder straps on, implying the era's style quirks.
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