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Newspaper
Forest City Courier
Location
Forest City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a universal remedy for nervousness headaches dizziness irritability sleeplessness hysteria and epilepsy. It urges buying Miles medicines from local druggists and lists multiple products including Heart Treatment Tonic Blood Purifier and Laxative Tablets.
Rutherfordton reports the county soon will see a two story brick nurses home at Rutherford Hospital to house 30 staff. The facility will include a lecture room and parlor west of the main building near the tennis court.
B. B. Doggett advertisement urges readers to choose Ford vehicles and save by paying only the difference in price. The brief sales pitch emphasizes value and ownership satisfaction without additional details.
Mr H L Hyder of Charlotte spent the weekend at home. J P Williamson drove to Chimney Rock Sunday. B McDonald and family with Julius McDonald hosted guests. Renn Williamson returned from Chimney Rock. Kathleen Baber visits her brother Fred Baber at Rutherford College. P L Marks and family visited Shiloh. J C Crawford went to Shelby for Mrs Griffin’s birthday dinner. Roy Hamrick improves after illness. J M Hughey assisted at a revival in Polk County. Mrs J J Grose visits Rutherfordton for her father H S Taylor's health. C B Williamson of Lattimore and T B DePriest of New House visit Williamson family.
Edward Teddler Jr. at Mars Hill. Leah Martin and Fannie Wright in Boiling Springs. Miss Madge Harrill resigns from Lincoln Creamery to join a Charlotte job. Leah Martin hosts dinner with R J Sellers and Joe Beam. Carroll Wright visits Wrights in Shelby. J A Martin visits Cordie Bostic. Mary Martin returns from Lawrenceville and Hamlet visits.
Rain showers ease farmers concerns as residents from Floyds Creek Ellenboro Oak Grove and nearby areas share visits and weekly stays. Local items note a seven room house for sale with seven acres, promises terms or trade for a small farm, and contact details.
A daughter named Betty Lou McClure was born on Friday September 22 to Mr and Mrs J E McClure. The announcement notes the new arrival in this family notice.
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