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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1878
Page
4
A Farm and Fireside installment urges husbands to honor wives with kindness and civility. It cautions against drunkenness, meddling, public affection, neglect, and belittling, insisting mutual respect and cheerful support strengthen marriage.
A letter from Glynwood, Ohio describes a two faced child with two arm pairs and a double headed form. Georgia reports two faced men. A Burlington Vermont owl carried a Hinsdale New Hampshire trap chain leg, stolen weeks earlier. Central Railroad pays $5,000 yearly to Myoga Treasury for river press rights.
A passage teaches daily private prayer and Bible reading as essential, urges daily deeds for Jesus, and advises kneeling to seek God’s blessing when in doubt. It warns against basing belief on feelings and cites scriptural checks for right and wrong before concluding with a humorous note on a Washington City editor’s religious musings.
The excerpt explains rain formation through humidity, evaporation, and cloud condensation, noting how rising air cools and rains. It adds a Griffin Sun item about Polly Barcley in Wilkes County circa 1806 and a boy’s school composition on girls, highlighting humorous or moral anecdotes from the era.
A batch of humorous anecdotes from North Georgia Conference preachers features Sam Jones collecting missionary funds and Rev W P Pledger at a country church. The tales show line gaffes, mishearings, and playful misunderstandings as clergy engage with congregants. The tone mirrors the era's church humor and social manners.
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