Man who said money is stored-up labor
A quotation reflects on labor and wealth, noting the speaker’s insight into human affairs. It emphasizes a truth many sense, especially around the season, about how value is tied to effort and productivity.
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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
5
A quotation reflects on labor and wealth, noting the speaker’s insight into human affairs. It emphasizes a truth many sense, especially around the season, about how value is tied to effort and productivity.
A striking new poster features the Capitol dome with a large Red Cross as the central image. Designed by Franklin Booth of New York, it will tour the nation during the 1923 Red Cross Roll Call period to boost membership.
October 16 itemization of local residents with brief updates. D. J. Maurice at home a few days. Joe Beam has returned home and is recovering rapidly. Willie Harrill worked with Lincolnton Creamery Co. over weekend. Leah Martin spent week in Boiling Springs. David Wright sick but improving. Ennis Connor shopped in Caroleen Friday. Cage Woot of Mooresboro spent weekend with brother D. B. Harrill. Ed and Mrs. Martin guests of Joe and E. A. Martin. Mrs. J. O. Wright improving. Pauline Harrelson dinner guest of Zada Hartill. Russell Black in town on business.
The Forest City Courier highlights its job printing department with prompt shipments and quality work. A county merchant praises attractive cards printed by the Courier and a customer thanks them for timely stationery delivery.
The community mourns Estelle Nanney a bright two year old who died after a two week illness from pneumonia at home near the Ella Mill She was laid to rest at Zoar cemetery after services conducted by Rev E B Stabler at 3 pm following a 1 am death on Monday in Shelby Star.
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