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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
2
Judge D F Morrow reflects on 1856 to 1865 memories in Rutherfordton with Annie the postmistress and Bill and Mattie’s love across a divided home. The piece blends romantic vignette and moral about unity, courage, and community strength amid war’s shadows, promising continuation.
Forest City resident Mrs. Julia Collins reports back pain relief after using Doan's Pills from Reinhardt's Drug Store. She says three boxes cured sharp pains, headaches, dizziness, and nervousness. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the product.
A Florida Times-Union report quotes a college prank chant that escalated to an injury with a student allegedly cutting another’s lip. Local authorities investigated the incident as a potential assault and addressed student conduct on campus.
In this brief item B H Doggett explains reasons for ending use of a Ford car. The piece notes practical drawbacks and judgments shaping the decision to switch away from the Ford model.
A Farm and Fireside excerpt asserts faith in farming as work with dignity, self-reliance, neighborliness, and cooperation. It stresses soil care, education for children, conservation, and the belief that living well is the core goal, guided by personal effort and faith.
Local notice urges cotton sellers to settle subscriptions to The Courier. The misspelled line suggests prompt payment to support continued delivery. The brief hints at financial responsibility tied to crop sales and newspaper service.
A Japanese boy in Tokio sends $1.50 to the Santa Barbara relief fund, illustrating global friendship fostered by the American Red Cross. The piece urges mariners at sea to enroll in the Red Cross and questions readers why they would lag behind in supporting the organization.
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