21 Nov 1878
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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1878
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment presents a lyric suffused with sorrow and memory. The speaker laments fading ties and a lost home, invoking a departed loved one and a longing for reunion beyond death, with scattered lines about hope and the enduring pull of homeland.
An article discusses attempts to export mangosteen to America, detailing its size, rind, pulp, and taste and noting its potential as a domesticated fruit in California. It also reports a Western petition to Congress to abolish a steep quinine tariff, blaming it for monopolistic pricing during health crises.
A jumble of garbled notes, anecdotes, and questions about animals, medical quackery, politics, and daily life fills pages. The Detroit Talk column and interleaved parlor chat mix outlandish dialogue with stray facts about hogs, yellow fever, cholera, and public notices, interlaced with editorials and yarns.
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